Alexander Labeit

Clinical Epidemiological Study   Health Check Ups   General Practices   Larger List Size   Outcomes Framework Performance   Hospital Admissions   Particular Gp   Cervical Cancer Screening   Dental Screening   Public Health   Major Problems   Minor Improvement   Increased Need   Admission Numbers   Planned Care   Population Ages   Previous Screening Uptake   Cholesterol Tests   Policy Intervention   Significant Influence   General Practitioner   Initial Conditions   Partner Status   Recommended Age Group   Common Determinants   Central Role   Dynamic Panel Data   Health Status   Non Linear Relationship   Breast Cancer Screening   Socioeconomic Variables   Screening Examinations   Possible Economic Barriers   Observational Study   Employment Status   Increased Uptake   Outcome Measure   Lower Self   Recommended Schedule   Trial Registration   Admission Data   Cross Sectional Study   Non Emergency   Patient Access Survey Data   Principal Hospital   Patient Characteristics   Higher Rates   Male Patients   Practice Characteristics   Higher Proportion   White Ethnicity   Control Rates   Overall Prevalence Rate   Cross Sectional Targets   Medical Societies   Essential Data   Blood Pressure Levels   Increasing Age   Alternative Definitions Used   Different National Health Service   Inadequate Control   Coronary Heart Disease   Comorbid Conditions   Significant Predictors   Bp Measurement   Nutrition Examination Survey   Systolic Bp   Diabetes Mellitus   Female Sex   Individual Level Analysis   Cross Sectional Data   Balanced Panel Data   Repeated Cross Sectional Surveys   Balanced Sub Sample   Household Characteristics   Analysis Sample   Current Uptake   Different Age Categories   Conceptual Framework   Non Economic Factors