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Essays in immigrant health and health service utilization in Canada

Authors: Catherine Deri Armstrong

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TypePhD dissertation
Author Catherine Deri Armstrong
Publication Year 2004
Title Essays in immigrant health and health service utilization in Canada
City Toronto, ON
Department Department Of Economics
University University Of Toronto
Publication Language English
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Subjects

HealthImmigration and ethnocultural diversityIndigenous peoples

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Data Used

National Population Health Survey - Household Component - Longitudinal

Longitudinal, Survey (1994 to 2011)

NPHS

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Toronto RDC

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