Inequalities in health service provision: how research findings are ignored

Chalmers, Colin; Barker, Walter

doi:10.1332/policypress/9781861341464.003.0008

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“…A number of basic objections are raised in relation to the principles of area-based approaches (Parkinson 1998;Barker and Chalmers 2000): • Displacement. Area based approaches simply displace problems between different neighbourhoods and do not add to the overall economic and social well being of cities and regions -they are the equivalent of rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.…”

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Improving Governments' Response to Local Communities — is Place Management an Answer?

Walsh¹

2001

Aust J Public Adm

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The notion of place management is emerging in public sector discourse as a potential solution to improve governments' responses to issues confronting local communities, particularly those experiencing high levels of economic and social disadvantage. Despite the increased currency of the term, there is a degree of confusion surrounding what it actually means. And it is not always clear what is meant by the notion of ‘place’. This article attempts to clarify a working definition of ‘place management’ and to explore the policy and administrative implications for governments in adopting a place management approach.

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“…However, there is still considerable debate about the effectiveness of area-base approaches as a means of addressing disadvantage. A number of basic objections are raised in relation to the principles of area-based approaches (Parkinson 1998;Barker and Chalmers 2000):…”

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Improving Governments' Response to Local Communities — is Place Management an Answer?

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Aust J Public Adm

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Inequalities in health service provision: how research findings are ignored

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Improving Governments' Response to Local Communities — is Place Management an Answer?

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