IMD2000 access scores for electoral wards were compared with a range of more detailed indicators of travel times and bus availability for visiting a general practitioner generated in a geographical information system (GIS).
The use of more detailed indicators of socioeconomic position would provide further insight into the social inequalities of health.
In more detailed indicators of migrant status, this association was only observed in migrants who had been residing in the UK for less than five years, White migrants and those who migrated for education or work.
In order to gain a better understanding, the HIV prevention knowledge indicator was replaced by four other, more detailed knowledge indicators.
Given the wide country coverage of the dataset used in this paper, we could not use the more detailed OECD indicators of employment protection legislation that indeed focus on OECD and key emerging economies (see OECD 2013).
This catalogue should provide a foundation for the development of more detailed assessment indicators based on these domains and with the goal of making future assessments reflective of the essential characteristics of well-functioning health systems.
For example, the initial extrapolation data can be analyzed by numerous regional experts who input additional variables and nexus points and rerun the formula to make a more detailed extrapolation of indicators having ramifications for security.
It also suggests a revision of the national strategy with more detailed guidelines and indicators for evaluation.
An extensive body of literature exists in regard to self-perceived, rated, or assessed health, particularly in reference to its predictive ability of morbidity and mortality as more detailed health status indicators for both adolescents and adults [ 13- 24].
See table 1 for more detailed descriptions of QOF indicators.
