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Erik J.C. van Ameijden

6 works· latest 2016· 2 institutionscluster: provisional

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Comparison of routine care self-reported and biometrical data on hypertension and diabetes: results of the Utrecht Health Project2006 · 172 citations
Measuring Social Exclusion in Routine Public Health Surveys: Construction of a Multidimensional Instrument2014 · 39 citations
Differences in adults’ health and health behaviour between 16 European urban areas and the associations with socio-economic status and physical and social environment2016 · 17 citations
Health status in Europe: comparison of 24 urban areas to the corresponding 10 countries (EURO-URHIS 2)2016 · 13 citations
Are area-level and individual-level socioeconomic factors associated with self-rated health in adult urban citizens? Evidence from Slovak and Dutch cities2015 · 12 citations

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Health status in Europe: comparison of 24 urban areas to the corresponding 10 countries (EURO-URHIS 2)

European Journal of Public Health·2016·12 authors·Open access

13citations

Differences in adults’ health and health behaviour between 16 European urban areas and the associations with socio-economic status and physical and social environment

European Journal of Public Health·2016·7 authors·Open access

17citations

Are area-level and individual-level socioeconomic factors associated with self-rated health in adult urban citizens? Evidence from Slovak and Dutch cities

European Journal of Public Health·2015·7 authors·Open access

12citations

Elderly from lower socioeconomic groups are more vulnerable to mental health problems, but area deprivation does not contribute: a comparison between Slovak and Dutch cities

European Journal of Public Health·2015·6 authors·Open access

12citations

Measuring Social Exclusion in Routine Public Health Surveys: Construction of a Multidimensional Instrument

PLoS ONE·2014·4 authors·Open access

39citations

Comparison of routine care self-reported and biometrical data on hypertension and diabetes: results of the Utrecht Health Project

European Journal of Public Health·2006·4 authors·Open access

172citations