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Low income health benefits: Summary of results from analyses of survey data

Authors: Collin Brown, Graham Dobbs, G. Emmanuel Guindon, Elaine Xiaoyu Guo, Sara Kamali Anaraki, Dennis Ren, and Arthur Sweetman

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TypeReport to policy group
Author Collin Brown, Graham Dobbs, G. Emmanuel Guindon, Elaine Xiaoyu Guo, Sara Kamali Anaraki, Dennis Ren, and Arthur Sweetman
Publication Year 2017
Title Low income health benefits: Summary of results from analyses of survey data
City Hamilton, ON
Institution Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (OMHLTC)
Publication Language English
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Subjects

HealthIncome, pensions, spending and wealthStatistical methods

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Data Used

Workplace and Employee Survey

Longitudinal, Survey (1999 to 2006)

WES

Survey of Household Spending

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1997 to 2021)

SHS

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

CCHS

Research Data Centre(s)

McMaster RDC

MCM