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Driving precision policy responses to child health and developmental inequities
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posted on 2019-09-19, 14:09 authored by S Goldfeld, S Gray, Fran AzpitarteFran Azpitarte, D Cloney, F Mensah, G Redmond, K Williams, S Woolfenden, M O'ConnorThe growing evidence base on the extent of and opportunities to reduce inequities in children’s health and development still lacks the specificity to inform clear policy decisions. A new phase of research is needed that builds on contemporary directions in precision medicine to develop precision policy making; with the aim to redress child inequities. This would include identifying effective interventions and their ideal time point(s), duration, and intensity to maximise impact. Drawing on existing data sources and innovations in epidemiology and biostatistics would be key. The economic and social gains that could be achieved from reducing child inequities are immense.
Funding
Australian Research Council Discovery Grant [Grant number DP160101735]
Australian National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Practitioner Fellowship (APP1155290)
NHMRC Career Development Fellowship 1111160
Spanish State Research Agency and the European Regional Development Fund (ECO2016-76506-C4-2-R)
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- Social Sciences
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- Communication, Media, Social and Policy Studies
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Health EquityVolume
3Issue
1Pages
489 - 494Publisher
Mary Ann Liebert Inc PublishersVersion
- VoR (Version of Record)
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© Sharon Goldfeld et al.Acceptance date
2019-08-16Publication date
2019-09-26Copyright date
2019eISSN
2473-1242Language
- en
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