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Clare E. Salmond · Peter Crampton

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Health disparities and outcomes Income, Poverty, and Inequality Public Health and Social Inequalities

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The authors Clare Salmond (BSc (Hons); MSc) is a Senior Lecturer in Biostatistics in the Department of Public Health at the Wellington School of Medicine. Clare has twenty-five years experience working as a biostatistician at the Otago Medical School, the Wellington Hospital Epidemiology Unit, and the Wellington School of Medicine and Health Sciences. She has published extensively in the epidemiology and medical research literature. Peter Crampton (MB ChB; PhD; MPH; FAFPHM; MRNZCGP) works as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Public Health at the Wellington School of Medicine and Health Sciences where he lectures in public health and health systems. Peter is a doctor with a background and on-going interest in primary care. He is working in a variety of research areas including health

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