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Aug 2026
A decision-tree for trend analyses following major survey redesigns: an analysis using the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS)
Monitoring health inequality trends is essential for assessing progress, stagnation, or regression on the reduction of health inequalities; assessing the impact of certain policies on health inequalities; and identifying emerging areas of concern. Because inequalities can change slowly, long-term data (≥ 15 years...
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