Measuring social capital within health surveys: key issues

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2002
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Abstract
With growing recognition of the social determinants of health, social capital is an increasingly important concept in international health research. Although there is relatively little experience of measuring social capital, particularly in developing countries, there are now a number of studies that allow the identification of some key issues that need to be considered when measuring social capital.
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Authors Trudy Harpham
Journal Health policy and planning
Year 2002
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10.1093/heapol/17.1.106
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https://academic.oup.com/heapol/article-pdf/17/1/106/9806463/170106.pdf
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