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Ethnic inequalities in child and adolescent health in the Scandinavian welfare states: The role of parental socioeconomic status – a systematic review
Claire J. Mock-muñoz de Luna
*
, Kathrine Vitus, Mette K. Torslev,
Allan Krasnik
,
Signe S. Jervelund
*
Corresponding author for this work
Section of Health Services Research
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ethnic inequality
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Child health
73%
welfare state
67%
social status
56%
immigrant
51%
adolescent
42%
chronic illness
35%
health
32%
Scandinavia
29%
mental health
24%
Denmark
22%
Norway
21%
Sweden
20%
reason for migration
18%
well-being
16%
ethnic structure
15%
health status
11%
discrimination
8%
inclusion
8%
evidence
5%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Adolescent Health
88%
Child Health
71%
Social Class
68%
Systematic Reviews
53%
Scandinavian and Nordic Countries
32%
Child
31%
Mental Health
28%
Norway
25%
Denmark
25%
Obesity
25%
Oral Health
25%
Sweden
23%
Publications
19%
Health
17%
Population Characteristics
14%
Population Groups
12%
Health Status
10%
PubMed
9%
Health Care Outcome Assessment
7%
Guidelines
7%
Population
4%