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Hello

I am looking for any articles, documents on the measurement and evaluation
of what we term, "community-level" indicators. Community-level indicators
are indicators of health or quality of life that operate at a
supra-individual level. They are more than simply the aggregate of
individual data (even if it is collected in a community-based or
community-wide manner). Typically community-level indicators involve
aspects of the physical, economic or social environment in a given
jurisdiction.

1. Does anyone have information regarding the measurement and evaluation of
"community-level" indicators, as defined above?

2. Does anyone have articles, documents on the special or unique evaluation
issues associated with trying to track and ascertain the impact of
community-level indicators on health or quality of life?


Thanks for any help. Jim

PS: Please forward to HIA list.
Dr. C. James Frankish
Senior Scholar, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
Associate Director, Institute of Health Promotion Research
Associate Professor,  Graduate Studies & Health Care & Epidemiology
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