Background Social exclusion (SE) refers to the inability of certain groups or individuals to
fully participate in society. SE is associated with socioeconomic inequalities in health, and its …

Introduction Social exclusion is considered a major factor in the causation and maintenance
of health inequalities, but its measurement in health research is still in its infancy. In the …

Background Social exclusion (SE), or the inability to participate fully in society, is considered
one of the driving forces of health inequalities. Systematic evidence on this subject is …

This work was made possible through funding provided by the World Health Organization
(WHO) via Lancaster University. It was undertaken as work of for the Social Exclusion …

This paper focuses on the measurement of social exclusion. As an illustration, we
investigate how many people are socially excluded in the Netherlands. The study also …

Background Social exclusion is a complex concept that is recognised as a key determinant
of health. Many measurement tools developed looked at people from single excluded …

Background Social exclusion is a concept that has been widely debated in recent years; a
particular focus of the discussion has been its significance in relation to health. The …

Background Social exclusion is a multidimensional concept referring processes which
restrict the ability of individuals or groups to participate fully in society. While social exclusion …

While combating social exclusion has been a key target of the European Union's social
policy in recent years, the concept remains contested and various ways of measuring its …

Introduction Improving social inclusion opportunities for population health has been
identified as a priority area for international policy. There is a need to comprehensively …