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110 1  All Ireland Traveller Health Study Team. 
245 10 All Ireland Traveller health study :|bsummary of findings 
       /|cAll Ireland Traveller Health Study Team. 
260    Dublin :|bAll Ireland Traveller Health Study Team, School 
       of Public Health, Physiotherapy and Population Science, 
       University College Dublin ;|c2010. 
300    Web resource (236 p.) 
440  0 LENUS Irish Health Repository. 
500    CW105 
500    CW718 
500    CW748 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pp. 176-204). 
520    The All Ireland Traveller Health Study (AITHS) is a very 
       large-scale and ambitious undertaking and represents a 
       major commitment by the sponsoring stakeholders to 
       Traveller Health. The census of families North and South 
       marks the completion of the first stage of this exercise. 
       Following on from this report is the vital statistics 
       report and the consultative process with both Travellers 
       and Service Providers, employing both qualitative and 
       quantitative interview methodologies. The birth cohort 
       study is still in follow-up stage, and is a major 
       prospective issue for the future. This final report 
       assimilates findings from all stages of the project 
       together with recommendations. 
650 0  Irish Travellers (Nomadic people).  
650  0 Irish Travellers (Nomadic people)|zIreland. 
650  0 Irish Travellers (Nomadic people)|xGovernment policy 
       |zIreland. 
650 0  Travellers|xHealth|zIreland. 
650  0 Travellers|xStatistics|zIreland. 
650  0 Travellers|xFamilies|zIreland. 
650 0  Irish Travellers (Nomadic people)|zIreland|xEconomic 
       conditions.  
650 0  Irish Travellers (Nomadic people)|zIreland|xSocial 
       conditions.  
730 0  |tOur Geels: All Ireland Traveller health study. 
856 41 |uhttp://www.lenus.ie/hse/handle/10147/115606|zLink to the
       FULL-TEXT of this publication via the LENUS Irish Health 
       Repository. 
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