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7 Reports (VicHealth & Dr B Wood, T Setter, Dr A Kouris, Prof M Wahlqvist and team) Special offer: purchase 6 reports (no.3,4,5,6,7, 8) below on one CD-ROM for only $99 (valued at $180 if purchased individually)
No.1 1995 National Nutrtion Survey: the SEIFA report
The SEIFA report (pp128)(edited by Dr Ingrid Rutishauser) is based on the longer original report below (product code HEC 110 1995 National Nutrition Survey: all persons aged 16 years and over grouped by socio-economic disadvantage) completed by the Healthy Eating Healthy Living Program at Monash University in conjunction with VicHealth, 2000. Authors:Wood B,Wattanapenpaiboon, N, Ross K, Kouris-Blazos A
The SEIFA report, edited by Dr Ingrid Rutishauser, re-examines the findings reported in the original document.
Product Code: HEC118
Executive summary of the SEIFA report
Product Code: HEC119
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No.4 Healthy weight & physical activity interventions in Victoria: the current situation and recommendations for the future.
This 157 page analysis of the 1995 National Nutrition Survey was completed by the Healthy Eating Healthy Living Program at Monash University. Authors: Wood B, Wattanapenpaiboon, N, Ross K, Kouris-Blazos A This report examines the demographic factors, health risk factors, physical characteristics, nutrient intake and food use of persons 16 years of age and over by equivalent income (EQI), with emphasis on persons whose incomes were assigned to the lowest quintile of EQI. People with the lowest EQI are the most likely of all to experience problems of food access and food security with consequent effects on their nutrition, health, state of wellness and longevity. Product Code : HEC111
Purchase any 6 reports on one CD-ROM. Product Code : HEC117
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