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The relationship between public health unit budgets in Ontario and indicators of need for public health

Authors: Jeremiah Hurley and O. Rakita

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TypeReport to policy group
Author Jeremiah Hurley and O. Rakita
Publication Year 2006
Title The relationship between public health unit budgets in Ontario and indicators of need for public health
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Health

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Data Used

Canadian Community Health Survey - Nutrition

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (2004 to 2015)

CCHS

National Population Health Survey - North Component

Longitudinal, Survey (1994 to 1999)

NPHS

Research Data Centre(s)

McMaster RDC

MCM