Titlebook: Gender and Health Care in the UK; Exploring the Stereo Bernadette C. Hayes,Pauline M. Prior,Jo Campling Textbook 2003Latest edition The Edi

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Gender and Physical Healthare sicker but men die quicker’. This seemingly contradictory statement is based on substantial research evidence of higher levels of morbidity in the female population and higher levels of mortality in the male population.

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Older Women are Most Vulnerablesuggest that these trends will continue. For example, by 2011, it is predicted that the number of people over the age of 65 will be greater than the number under the age of 16 — 11.9 million as compared to 11.3 million — and the majority of dependants in the UK will be retired people (ONS, 2000a: 8).

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An Empirical Overviewoduce census data to supplement existing research findings and official statistics. As argued in Chapter 1, the use of census data may be considered particularly appropriate in this instance, as it provides the only comprehensive account of institution-based, or secondary, care in the UK.

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Gender and Mental Healthere ‘madder’ than men. In modern times, the pattern of female dominance in mental health statistics has continued throughout the western world (see Dennerstein, 1995; Pilowsky .., 1991; Gove and Tudor, 1973).

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Women as the ‘Madder’ Sexe ECA and the NCS, in which men reported higher levels of mental disorder over their lifetimes than did women (Kessler .., 1994; Robins and Regier, 1991). Studies on institution-based care, particularly those examining statistics on involuntary (compulsory) admissions, have also found this pattern.

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Young Men as Reluctant Help-Seekersovision, institution-based care, when overall bed occupancy in mental health facilities was investigated. However, there is some evidence of an increase in young men in admission rates (Payne, 1996, 1995) and in the new long-stay population in psychiatric hospitals (Lelliot .., 1994).

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The Future comprehensively in terms of the future health care needs of the total population in the UK. A key factor, which will be considered in this discussion, is the future financial impact of the growing demand for health and social care services, arising from an expanding population of older women.

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Rahmenbedingungen und Status Quo,oduce census data to supplement existing research findings and official statistics. As argued in Chapter 1, the use of census data may be considered particularly appropriate in this instance, as it provides the only comprehensive account of institution-based, or secondary, care in the UK.

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