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Income-related inequity in Ontario GP utilization

Authors: D. Marsden and S. Y. Xu

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TypeWorking paper (online)
Author D. Marsden and S. Y. Xu
Publication Year 2009
Title Income-related inequity in Ontario GP utilization
Series McMaster RDC Research Paper
Number 16
Publication Language English
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Subjects

HealthIncome, pensions, spending and wealth

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Data Used

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

CCHS

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McMaster RDC

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