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Newsletter No.3 October 2014. Demetriq is now also on HorizonHealth.eu. Newsletter No.2 March 2014. Demetriq Expert Panel November 2013. The Demetriq Panel of Expert Policy Evaluation Methodologists met in Liverpool from 4th to 6th November 2013. The purpose was to present our methodological insights to date and gain the Panel’s input in refining them, to feed into revised guidance for the policy evaluation Work Packages (WPs) and wider public dissemination. Two days of lively READ MORE. The First meetin...

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Who we are | Demetriq

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Medical University of Lodz. Http:/ www.ox.ac.uk/. This website arises from the project Demetriq which has received funding from the European Union under the FP7 Health programme.

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Work Packages | Demetriq

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WP1 Policy Evaluation Methodology. WP2 Health Inequality outcomes methodology. WP3 Creation of a longitudinal database. WP4 Economic change and social protection: Unemployment reduction. WP5 Economic change and social protection: Poverty reduction. WP6 Population-wide behavioural change: Tobacco control. WP7 Population-wide behavioural change: Alcohol control. WP8 Access to universal services: Education. WP9 Access to universal services: Preventive Health Care.

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Objectives | Demetriq

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The objectives of DEMETRIQ are:. To develop, evaluate and refine methodologies for assessing the effects of social, economic and health policies on the pattern and magnitude of health inequalities among socioeconomic groups. To assess the differential health effects by socioeconomic group of ‘natural policy experiments’ in the fields of unemployment and poverty reduction; tobacco and alcohol control; and access to education and preventive health care.

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Background | Demetriq

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New methods of policy analysis and evaluation of natural experiments will be combined with a unique longitudinal dataset of health determinants and health outcomes by socioeconomic group in more than 20 European countries covering several decades, in order to generate new knowledge on differential effects of policies targeting the strategic drivers of health inequalities. This website arises from the project Demetriq which has received funding from the European Union under the FP7 Health programme.

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Documents | Demetriq

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Methodology (WP1, 2, 10). Trends in health inequalities (WP3). Stakeholder involvement and Policy Briefs (WP10). This website arises from the project Demetriq which has received funding from the European Union under the FP7 Health programme.

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Other European Projects | Demetriq

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European Global Burden of Disease (EURO GBD). The EURO-GBD project aims at assessing the potential for reduction of health inequalities in Europe, by identifying the determinants and risk factors associated with variations in the magnitude of health inequalities between European countries and use these measures to develop counterfactual scenarios. Http:/ www.euro-gbd-se.eu/. Addressing the strategic D. Arly childhood, R. Ealising fair employment, and S. Silne: http:/ www.ensp.org/node/738. Health inequal...

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Sitemap | Demetriq

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WP1 Policy Evaluation Methodology. WP2 Health Inequality outcomes methodology. WP3 Creation of a longitudinal database. WP4 Economic change and social protection: Unemployment reduction. WP5 Economic change and social protection: Poverty reduction. WP6 Population-wide behavioural change: Tobacco control. WP7 Population-wide behavioural change: Alcohol control. WP8 Access to universal services: Education. WP9 Access to universal services: Preventive Health Care. Methodology (WP1, 2, 10).

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