Clustering of health, crime and social-welfare inequality in 4 million citizens from two nations

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When it comes to social welfare, crime, injury, prescription fills, 20% of the population takes 80% of the cost of providing these services. The suggestion is that early life experiences are part of this. Can't wait to read the paper from @LRakerd! http…

RT @Child_Adversity: Even after controlling for physical health, high-need users in the social-welfare sector were 3 times more likely to a…

Even after controlling for physical health, high-need users in the social-welfare sector were 3 times more likely to also be high-need users in hospital and crime sectors.. this really builds the case for integrated care bw health, social and legal care…

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