Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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7331206 | Social Science & Medicine | 2015 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
Survival time is significantly reduced in individuals embedded in restricted social networks (i.e. locally self-contained, family dependent, and private network types). Social care interventions may be enhanced by addressing the needs of those most at risk of neglect and deteriorating health. Health policy makers in developing countries may use this information to plan efficient use of limited resources by targeting those embedded in restricted social networks.
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Authors
Ziggi Ivan Santini, Ai Koyanagi, Stefanos Tyrovolas, Josep M. Haro, Katherine L. Fiori, Richard Uwakwa, Jotheeswaran A. Thiyagarajan, Martin Webber, Martin Prince, A. Matthew Prina,