Zusammenfassung
Zahlreiche internationale Studien zeigen, dass Indizes Multipler Deprivation ein geeignetes Instrument zur Messung sozialräumlicher Effekte auf die Gesundheit der Bevölkerung und damit zur Sichtbarmachung sozialer Ungleichheiten darstellen. Auch für Deutschland liegt mit dem German Index of Multiple Deprivation ein derartiges etabliertes Werkzeug vor. Zukünftig sollten entsprechend fundierte Ergebnisse stärkere Berücksichtigung bei der Ressourcenallokation und medizinischen Bedarfsplanung finden.
Abstract
Numerous international studies show that Indices of Multiple Deprivation are a suitable instrument to determine socio-spatial effects on the health of the population and, thereby, to display social inequalities. For Germany, the German Index of Multiple Deprivation is such an established instrument. In the future, corresponding well-founded results should receive more attention when it comes to the allocation of resources or the planning of medical requirements.
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