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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1983
To the Editor.— We congratulate Dr Nelson and colleagues on their article, "Functional Health Status Level of Primary Care Patients," 1 and note their data about agreement and disagreement between physician and patient of assessment of functional health status.
G R, Smith, R A, Monson
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To the Editor.— We congratulate Dr Nelson and colleagues on their article, "Functional Health Status Level of Primary Care Patients," 1 and note their data about agreement and disagreement between physician and patient of assessment of functional health status.
G R, Smith, R A, Monson
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Health & Social Work, 1977
A physical examination of 223 juvenile delinquents in a comprehensive probation program found the majority in poor health. Although poor health is not a direct cause of crime, it can affect a youth's social and intellectual functioning and hence his ability to use a service program.
H, Chaiklin +2 more
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A physical examination of 223 juvenile delinquents in a comprehensive probation program found the majority in poor health. Although poor health is not a direct cause of crime, it can affect a youth's social and intellectual functioning and hence his ability to use a service program.
H, Chaiklin +2 more
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The independent contributions of socioeconomic status and health practices to health status
Preventive Medicine, 1985The objective of this study was to determine whether the much-repeated finding of a relationship between socioeconomic status and health status is explained by individuals' health practices. The investigation was carried out using data tapes from the 1977 Health Interview Survey in which a one-third subsample of adults was asked a series of questions ...
C H, Slater, R J, Lorimor, D R, Lairson
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Health status and occupation: use of a health status index to measure the health of occupations
Occupational Medicine, 1995A total of 4466 employed persons completed the short Auckland University Health Status Index (AUHSI) questionnaire and a health score was assigned to each individual on the basis of their responses. This health score was found to have statistically significant associations with a number of health-related measures, including socio-economic status (P < 0.
E, Dryson +3 more
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Health Status And Health Care Utilization
Health Affairs, 1986In each issue of Health Affairs the trends of a significant quarter of the health sphere are tracked.
R, Andersen, L A, Aday, M S, Chen
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Functional status and health status
Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 1994Functional status assessment originated in clinical practice in rehabilitation. Health status assessment, a growing part of health services research, grew from the need to survey the health of large populations. In spite of many common interests, the two fields have had little cross-fertilization.
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