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Methodological Approaches to Understanding Causes of Health Disparities
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understanding health disparity causes important first step toward developing policies interventions eliminate disparities nature makes identifying addressing causes challenging potential causal factors often correlated making difficult distinguish effects factors may exist different organizational levels eg individual family neighborhood needs appropriately conceptualized measured processes generate health disparities may include complex relationships feedback loops dynamic properties traditional statistical models represent poorly complexity identifying disparities causes remedies requires integrating findings multiple methodologies highlight analytic methods designs multilevel approaches complex systems modeling techniques qualitative methods broadly employed adapted advance health disparities research identify approaches mitigate