How Should We Improve Neighborhood Health? Evaluating Evidence from a Social Determinant Perspective

[1] Oakes JM(2004)The (mis)estimation of neighborhood effects: causal inference for a practicable social epidemiology Soc Sci Med 58 1929-52

[2] Currie J(2014)Early-life origins of life-cycle well-being: research and policy implications J Policy Anal Manage 34 208-242

[3] Rossin-Slater M(2013)An argument for consequentialist epidemiology Am J Epidemiol 178 1185-91

[4] Galea S(2011)Evidence-based versus junk-based evaluation research some lessons from 35 years of the evaluation review Eval Rev 35 191-203

[5] Berk R(2009)Recent developments in the econometrics of program evaluation J Econ Lit 47 5-86

[6] Imbens G(2008)The role of random assignment in social policy research J Policy Anal Manage 27 401-161

[7] Wooldridge J(2007)Limitations of the randomized controlled trial in evaluating population-based health interventions J Prev Med 33 155-75S

[8] Nathan R(1998)Monitoring the consequences of uninsurance: a review of methodologies Med Care Res Rev 55 177-1434

[9] Hollister R(2003)Sicker and poorer—the consequences of being uninsured: a review of the research on the relationship between health insurance, medical care use, health, work, and income Med Care Res Rev 60 3S-409

[10] Sanson-Fisher R(1983)Does free care improve adults’ health? Results from a randomized controlled trial N Engl J Med 309 1426-593

[1] Oakes JM(2004)The (mis)estimation of neighborhood effects: causal inference for a practicable social epidemiology Soc Sci Med 58 1929-52

[2] Currie J(2014)Early-life origins of life-cycle well-being: research and policy implications J Policy Anal Manage 34 208-242

[3] Rossin-Slater M(2013)An argument for consequentialist epidemiology Am J Epidemiol 178 1185-91

[4] Galea S(2011)Evidence-based versus junk-based evaluation research some lessons from 35 years of the evaluation review Eval Rev 35 191-203

[5] Berk R(2009)Recent developments in the econometrics of program evaluation J Econ Lit 47 5-86

[6] Imbens G(2008)The role of random assignment in social policy research J Policy Anal Manage 27 401-161

[7] Wooldridge J(2007)Limitations of the randomized controlled trial in evaluating population-based health interventions J Prev Med 33 155-75S

[8] Nathan R(1998)Monitoring the consequences of uninsurance: a review of methodologies Med Care Res Rev 55 177-1434

[9] Hollister R(2003)Sicker and poorer—the consequences of being uninsured: a review of the research on the relationship between health insurance, medical care use, health, work, and income Med Care Res Rev 60 3S-409

[10] Sanson-Fisher R(1983)Does free care improve adults’ health? Results from a randomized controlled trial N Engl J Med 309 1426-593