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Child health in the East of England: JSNA resource pack 2: Social and place wellbeing and its impact on child healthA detailed understanding of the child population is vital to addressing child health needs. This briefing is designed to support this understanding, including:
Key questions to ask about the circumstances in which children grow up in your local area
Some key facts about the circumstances in which children in the East of England grow up
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Home Location ERPHO
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Rights © Eastern Region Public Health Observatory (ERPHO)
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Publication date 26 Jan 2012
Creator(s) Sian Evans
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  • Child health in the East of England: JSNA resource pack collection
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PHL CHILD
CHILD DEVELOPMENT
CHILD HEALTH
CHILD HEALTH SERVICE
CHILD IN CARE
CHILD NUTRITION
CHILD POVERTY
CHILD WELFARE
COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE
GYPSIES AND TRAVELLERS
HOSPITAL
LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN
PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN
PUPILS
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