Peter Congdon
Research Professor of Quantitative Geography and
Health Statistics
Centre for Statistics and Department of Geography,
Queen Mary,
Ø
Programs
& Data Sets for Bayesian
Statistical Modelling, 2nd edition (John Wiley, 2006)
Ø Programs & Data Sets for Bayesian
Models for Categorical Data (John Wiley, 2005)
Ø Programs & Data Sets for Applied Bayesian Models (John Wiley, 2003)
Ø Programs & Data Sets for Bayesian Statistical Modelling (John Wiley, 2001)
Ø Interests
Spatial
Statistics, Spatial Epidemiology
Bayesian Techniques
Models for health needs, health inequality and prevalence variation
Health Services Research
Spatio-temporal mortality models (British Historical GIS Project, http://www.geog.port.ac.uk/gbhgis/)
Ø Professional Activities
Contributor
to Statistics.com courses
Bayesian Regression Modelling
via MCMC Techniques http://www.statistics.com/ourcourses/MCMC/
An Introduction to Bayesian
Computing and Techniques http://www.statistics.com/ourcourses/BayesianComputing/
Editorial Board, Computational Statistics & Data Analysis (from 2008)
Guest Editor, Computational
Statistics & Data Analysis (Special
Issue, Spatial Statistics)
Elected Member (2007) International Statistical
Institute
Associate Editor Biometrics 2006-08
Referee for NETSCC,
Health Services Research, 2009
MRC/ESRC Joint Studentship and Postdoctoral Fellowship Schemes: Referee Panel
2008
Referee Panel ESRC/MRC Joint Studentship and Post-Doctoral Fellowship Scheme
2006
Refereeing grant applications on behalf of: UK Economic & Social Research
Council, NHS Service Delivery Organisation R&D Programme, Alberta Heritage
Foundation for Medical Research, Arts and Humanities Research Board; Research
Grants Council (Hong Kong); Health Research Council of New Zealand; Chief
Scientist Office (Edinburgh) HSR Training Scheme., Cancer Research UK, Wales
Office of Research and Development for Health and Social Care
Ø
Recent
Presentations
American
College of Epidemiology, Washington Sept 2009 (with Patsy Lloyd) ACE_Poster.ppt
Psychometric
Society Conference, Cambridge July 2009 (Keynote speaker) Congdon Cambridge Talk.ppt
CDC Diabetes Translation Conference, Long Beach (Small Area Estimation Session),
April 2009 CongdonTalk.ppt
Royal Statistical Society Conference, Nottingham, Migration Models Session
(September 2008) Talk
Centre for Geographical Health Research, Southampton University, Nov 2007 Talk
Austrian
Statistical Society, Sept 2007 (STATISTIKTAGE
2007), Keynote Speaker Talk
Invited Presentation, Workshop on
Bayesian Approaches to Spatial Modelling, Royal Geographical Society-IBG
2007 International Conference
ESDS Government Research Conference 2006, Estimating the
Prevalence of Diabetes and Other Chronic Diseases for Small Geographic Areas
SEM methods to represent deprivation and fragmentation constructs, Deprivation
Indices Conference 2007, King's College London Institute of Psychiatry, Talk
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Recent
Funded Projects & Collaborations
Collaboration
with National Minority Quality Forum (http://www.nmqf.org)
and CDC on Bayesian mapping of
Zip
Code Tabulation Area disease prevalence, and development of D-Atlas
Psychiatric Health Needs Mapping in New York State (Grants HR1 SM54207, HR1
SM56661, Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration)
ESRC CASE Studentship: Small Area Life Expectancies in London
Resilience and Capability Effects
on Health and Education Status (ESRC)
Neighbourhood Influences on Adolescent Health in East London (ESRC)
Locality Level Mortality and Socio-economic Change in Britain since 1920 (ESRC
Health Variations, Phase II).
Mapping Mental Health Services in
Mapping Community and Mental Health Services for the Elderly in Barking and
Havering (King's Fund)
Influences of Geographic Setting on Social Differences in Health (ESRC)
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Publications
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Congdon, P
(2010) Applied
Bayesian Hierarchical Methods, Chapman & Hall/CRC (forthcoming) Congdon,
P, Lloyd P (2010) Estimating small area diabetes prevalence in the US using
the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Journal of Data Science, 8(2) forthcoming Congdon, P
(2010) A Multilevel Model for Comorbid Outcomes: Obesity and Diabetes in the
US , Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health, 7(2), 333-352;
doi:10.3390/ijerph7020333 Congdon, P
(2010) Estimating Prevalence of Coronary Heart Disease for Small Areas Using
Collateral Indicators of Morbidity, Int. J. Environ.
Res. Public Health, 7(1), 164-177; doi:10.3390/ijerph7010164 Congdon, P
(2010) Structural equation models for area health outcomes with model
selection, J Appl Stat (forthcoming) |
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Congdon, P
(2010) Random effects models for migration attractivity and retentivity: a
Bayesian methodology, J Roy Stat Soc Series A (forthcoming) Congdon, P
(2009) Explaining
the spatial pattern of suicide and self-harm rates: a case study of east and
south east England, Applied
Spatial Analysis and Policy. doi
10.1007/s12061-009-9038-4 |
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Congdon,
P (2009) A multiple
indicator, multiple cause method for representing social capital with an
application to psychological distress. Journal of Geographical Systems,
11 (forthcoming) doi: 10.1007/s10109-009-0097-5 |
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Congdon,
P (2009) Assessing differential area mortality trends via Bayesian random
effects. Communications in Statistics – Theory and Methods (forthcoming) |
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LeSage J,
Banerjee S, Fischer M, Congdon P
(2009) Spatial statistics: methods, models & computation, Computational
Statistics and Data Analysis, 53: 2781-2785. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.csda.2008.11.001 |
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Congdon, P
(2009) Modelling
the impact of socioeconomic structure on spatial health outcomes.
Computational Statistics and Data Analysis 53: 3047-3056 doi:10.1016/j.csda.2007.10.021 |
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Congdon P
(2009) A multilevel model for cardiovascular disease prevalence in the |
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Congdon P
(2009) Life
expectancies for small areas: a Bayesian random effects methodology,
International Statistical Review, 77, 222-240 http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/122457806/abstract |
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Congdon P
(2009) Adaptive autoregressive priors for area and time structured mortality
data. Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 139, 2870-2884. |
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Congdon P
(2009) A
spatial structural equation model with an application to area health needs. Journal of Statistical Computation and
Simulation, 79 (forthcoming) doi:10.1080/00949650802676300 |
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Curtis S,
Congdon P, Almog M, Ellerman R (2009) County variation in use of inpatient
and ambulatory psychiatric care in New York State 1999-2001: need and supply
influences in a structural model, Health and Place 15(2):568-577 |
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Congdon P
(2008) The
need for psychiatric care in England: a spatial factor methodology.
Journal of Geographical Systems 10 (3), 217-239 http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10109-008-0064-6 |
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Congdon P
(2008) A spatially adaptive conditional autoregressive prior for area health
data, http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.stamet.2008.02.005
Statistical Methodology, 5, 552-563 |
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Congdon P
(2008) A bivariate frailty model for events with a permanent survivor
fraction and non-monotonic hazards; with an application to age at first
maternity, Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, 52 (9), 4346-4356 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.csda.2008.02.017 |
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Fagg, J,
Curtis S, Clark C, Congdon, P, Stansfeld S (2008) Neighbourhood perceptions
among inner city adolescents: relationships with their individual
characteristics and with independently assessed neighbourhood conditions.
Journal of Environmental Psychology, 28, 128-142 doi:10.1016/j.jenvp.2007.10.004 |
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Congdon, P
(2008) Estimating the prevalence of
coronary heart disease in local areas: integrating information from health surveys and area
mortality, Health & Place, 14(1) 59-75 pdf
doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2007.04.003 |
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Congdon, P
(2008) A spatial structural equation model for health outcomes. Journal of
Statistical Planning and Inference 138 (7): 2090-2105 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jspi.2007.09.001 |
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Congdon, P
(2008) Indirect area estimates of disease prevalence: Bayesian evidence
synthesis with an application to CHD. Journal of Data
Science, 6 (1), 15-32 |
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Congdon, P
(2008) Bayesian Statistics, in "Encyclopedia of Quantitative Risk
Assessment" Wiley |
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Ghosh, S,
Das, K, Congdon, P (2007) Analysis
of marginally specified semi-nonparametric models for clustered binary data.
Statistica Neerlandica 61 (3), 292-306. doi:10.1111/j.1467-9574.2007.00355.x |
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Congdon, P
(2007) A model for spatial variations in life expectancy; mortality in
Chinese regions in 2000. International
Journal of Health Geographics 2007, 6:16doi:10.1186/1476-072X-6-16 http://www.ij-healthgeographics.com/content/6/1/16 |
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Congdon P,
Almog M, Curtis S, Ellerman R (2007) A
spatial structural equation modelling framework for health count responses.
Statistics in Medicine 26 (29): 5267-5284,pdf doi:10.1002/sim.2921 |
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Congdon, P
(2007) Bayesian modeling of migration age structures. In "The Estimation of International
Migration in |
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Congdon, P
(2007) Model weights for model choice and averaging, Statistical Methodology
4(2):143-157,pdf doi:10.1016/j.stamet.2006.05.002 Toy Example Codes (odc); Toy Example Codes (txt); Posterior
Model Probabilities, Toy Examples.pdf |
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Congdon, P
(2007) Mixtures of spatial and unstructured effects for spatially
discontinuous health outcomes. Computational Statistics and Data Analysis,
51, 3197-3212, pdf doi:10.1016/j.csda.2006.11.028 |
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Contributor
to Bartley, M (ed) (2006) Capability and Resilience : Beating the Odds,
C&R Network and Economic and Social Research Council |
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Congdon, P
(2006) Modelling hospital activity: accounting for small area and primary
care practice variation, Advances and Applications in Statistics, 6, 335-351 |
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Congdon, P
(2006) A model for geographical variation in health and total life
expectancy, Demographic
Research, 14, 157-178 |
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Congdon, P
(2006) Modelling multiple hospital outcomes: the impact of small area and
primary care practice variation. International Journal of Health Geographics,
5: 50. http://www.ij-healthgeographics.com/content/5/1/50 |
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Congdon, P
(2006) Bayesian modelling strategies for spatially varying regression
coefficients: A multivariate perspective for multiple outcomes. Computational
Statistics & Data Analysis, 51(5), pp 2586-2601,pdf |
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Congdon, P
(2006) Bayesian Statistical Modelling, 2nd edition. Wiley http://eu.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0470018755.html |
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Fagg, J,
Curtis, S, Congdon, P, Stansfeld, S (2006) Psychological distress among
adolescents, and its relationship to individual, family and area
characteristics; evidence from East London, UK. Social Science &
Medicine, 63, 636-48 doi:10.1016/j.socscimed.2006.02.012 |
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Congdon, P
(2006) Estimating
diabetes prevalence by small area in England. J Public Health, 28, 71-81,pdf doi:10.1093/pubmed/fdi068 |
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Congdon P
(2006) Estimating population prevalence of psychiatric conditions by small
area with applications to analysing outcome and referral variations. Health
& Place, 12:465-78 doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2005.05.001 |
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Congdon, P
(2006) A spatio-temporal forecasting approach for health indicators, Journal
of Data Science 4(4): 399-412 |
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Congdon, P
(2006) A
model framework for mortality and health data classified by age, area and
time. Biometrics, 61, 269-278,pdf |
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P. Congdon
(2006) Bayesian
model comparison via parallel model output, DOI:
10.1080/00949650412331320864 Journal of Statistical Computation and
Simulation, 76 (2), 149-165 |
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Congdon, P
(2006) Forecasting Regional Demand for Acute Health Care, Chapter 10 in Patient
Flow: Reducing Delay in Healthcare Delivery, Ed Randolph Hall, Springer |
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P.
Congdon(2006) Bayesian model choice based on |
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Congdon, P
(2006) A model for nonparametric spatially varying regression effects,
Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, 50, 422-445 doi:10.1016/j.csda.2004.08.008 |
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Curtis, S,
Copeland, A, Fagg, J, Congdon, P, Almog, M, Fitzpatrick, J (2006) The
ecological relationship between deprivation, social isolation and rates of
hospital admission for acute psychiatric care: a comparison of London and New
York City. Health and Place, 12, 19-37 |
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P. Congdon (2005) Bayesian
Models for Categorical Data, Wiley |
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Congdon,
P, Clarke, T (2005) Assessing
intervention effects in a community based trial to reduce self-harm: a
methodological case study, Public Health, 119, 1011-5. |
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Chapman J,
Congdon P, Shaw S, Carter Y (2005) The geographical distribution of
specialists in public health in the |
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P. Congdon
(2005) MCMC and Bayesian Methods, In: Encyclopedia of Statistics in the
Behavioural Sciences, Wiley |
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Mitra S,
Washington S, Congdon P, Van Schalkwyk, |
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Congdon,
P, Southall, H (2005) Trends
in inequality in infant mortality in the North of England, 1921-1973 and
their association with urban and social structure, J Roy Stat Soc Series
A, 168, 679-700 |
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Chapman J,
Shaw S, Congdon P, Carter Y, Abbott S, Petchey R.(2004) Specialist public
health capacity in the |
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P.Congdon
(2005) Bayesian predictive model comparison via parallel sampling,
Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, 48(4), 735-753 doi:10.1016/j.csda.2004.03.016 |
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Fagg, J,
Curtis, S, Stansfeld, S, Congdon, P (2004) Neighbourhood influences on
adolescent health in |
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P.Congdon
(2004) Contextual
effects: index construction and technique, International Journal of
Epidemiology, 33, 741 – 742 |
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Campos, R,
Congdon, P, et al (2004) Locality level mortality and socioeconomic change in
Britain since 1920: first steps towards an analysis of infant mortality
variation, In P. Boyle, S. Curtis, A. Gatrell, E. Graham, E. Moore (eds.) The
Geography of Health Inequalities in the Developed World, Aldershot:
Ashgate |
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Congdon, P
(2004) Modelling
trends and inequality in small area mortality, J Applied Statistics, 31,
6, 603-622 |
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Congdon,
P, Southall, H (2004) Small area variations in infant mortality in England
and Wales in the inter-war period and their link with socio-economic factors,
Health and Place, 10, 363-382 doi:10.1016/j.healthplace.2003.05.001 |
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Almog, M,
Curtis, S, Copeland, A, Congdon, P (2004) Geographical
variation in acute psychiatric admissions within New York City 1990-2000:
growing inequalities in service use?, Social Science and Medicine,
59,361-376 |
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Congdon, P
(2003) A
multivariate model for spatio-temporal health outcomes with an application to
suicide mortality, Geographical Analysis, 36, 234-258 |
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Curtis, S,
Southall, H, Congdon, P, Dodgeon, B (2003) Analysis
of the Longitudinal Study sample in England using new data on area of
residence in childhood. Social Science and Medicine, 57(12) |
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P.Congdon
(2003) Modelling
spatially varying impacts of socioeconomic predictors on mortality outcomes,
Journal of Geographical Systems, 5 (20, 161-184 |
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P.Congdon
(2003) Applied Bayesian Models, John Wiley |
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P.Congdon
(2002) A life
table approach to small area health need profiling, Statistical
Modelling, 2,1-26 |
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P.Congdon
(2002) A
model for mental health needs and resourcing in small geographic areas: a
multivariate spatial perspective, Geographical Analysis, 34, 2, 168-186 |
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P.Congdon
(2001) The
development of gravity models for hospital patient flows under system change:
a Bayesian modelling approach, Health Care Management Science, 4, 289-304 |
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P.
Congdon, R. Campos, S. Curtis, H. Southall, I. Gregory, I. Jones (2001) Quantifying
and explaining changes in geographical inequality of infant mortality in
England and Wales since the 1890s, International Journal of Population
Geography, 7, 35-51 |
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P.
Congdon (2001) Health status and healthy life measures for population health
need assessment: modelling variability and uncertainty,
Health and Place, 7(1):13-25. doi:10.1016/S1353-8292(00)00034-4 |
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R.
Fowler, P. Congdon and S. Hamilton (2001) Assessing
health status and outcomes in older people attending a geriatric day hospital,
Public Health, 114, 440-44 |
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P.
Congdon (2001) Monitoring
suicide mortality: a Bayesian approach, European J. of Population , 16,
3,1-34 |
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P.Congdon
(2001) Bayesian Statistical Modelling, John Wiley |
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P.Congdon
(2001) Predicting
adverse infant health outcomes using routine screening variables: modelling
the impact of interdependent risk factors, J. Applied Statistics, 28(2),
183-197 |
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P.
Congdon (2000) A Bayesian approach to prediction using the gravity model,
with an application to patient flow modelling, Geographical Analysis, 32 (3)
,205-224 |
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P
Congdon, N Best (2000) Small area
variation in hospital admission rates: adjusting for referral and provider
variation, J. Roy Stat Soc, Series C, 49(2), 207-226 |
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P.
Congdon, (1999) Primary
Care Needs Assessment and Resourcing: Complementary Practice and Geographic
Perspectives, Health and Place, 5, 1, 59-82 |
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P.
Congdon, A. Smith and C. Dean (1998) Assessing
psychiatric morbidity from a community register: methods for Bayesian
adjustment, Urban Studies, 35 (12), 2323-2352 |
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P.
Congdon (1998) A multi-level model
for infant health outcomes: maternal risk factors and geographic variation,
The Statistician, 47 (1), 159-182 |
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P.
Congdon (1997) Multilevel
and clustering analysis of health outcomes in small areas, European J.of
Population, 13, 305-338 |
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P.Congdon
(1997) Realignment of suicide differentials in |
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P.Congdon
(1997) Bayesian
models for the spatial structure of rare health outcomes: a study of suicide
using the BUGS program, Journal of Health and Place, 3(4), 229-247 doi:10.1016/S1353-8292(97)00017-8 |
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P.Congdon,
S.Shouls,S.Curtis (1997) A
multi-level perspective on small area health and mortality: a case study of
England and Wales, International Journal of Population Geography,3,
243-263. |
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P.
Congdon (1996) General
linear gravity models for the impact of casualty unit closures, Urban
Studies, 33, 1707-1728 |
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S.Shouls,
P.Congdon, S.Curtis (1996) Modelling inequality
in reported long term illness:
combining individual and area characteristics, J. Epid. Comm.
Health, 50, 366-376 |
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S.Shouls,
P.Congdon, S.Curtis (1996) Geographic variation in health: the development of
a relevant area typology for SAR districts, Health and Place, 2(3), 139-155 doi:10.1016/1353-8292(96)00002-0 |
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P.Congdon
(1996) The
incidence of suicide and parasuicide: a small area study, Urban Studies,
33, 137-158 |
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P.Congdon
(1996) The epidemiology of suicide
in London, J. Royal. Stat.Soc, Ser A, 159, 515-533 |
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P.Congdon
(1995) Life table analysis for
areas using vital register data, Eur J Popul 11 (4): 343-369 |
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P.Congdon
(1995) The
impact of area context on long term illness and premature mortality: an
illustration of multi-level analysis, Regional Studies, 29, 327-344 |
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P.Congdon
(1995) Localities for epidemiological monitoring and health policy, Urban
Studies, 32(7), 1175-1198 |
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P.Congdon
(1995) Socio-economic
structure and health in London, Urban Studies, 32 (3), 523-549 |
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P.Congdon
(1995) Micro and aggregate perspectives on life table heterogeneity: an
empirical investigation of area mortality, Social Science
Research, 24, 136-166 |
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P.Congdon
(1995) Modelling
frailty in area mortality, Statistics in Medicine, 14, 1859-1874 |
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P.Congdon
(1994) Spatio-temporal analysis of
area mortality, The Statistician, 43(4), 513-528 |
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P.Congdon
(1994) Analyzing mortality in
London: life tables with frailty, The Statistician, 43(2), 277-308 |
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P.Congdon
(1993) Approaches to
modelling overdispersion in the analysis of migration, Environment
and Planning, 25, pp 1481-1510 |
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P.Congdon(1993)
Statistical graduation in local
demographic analysis and projections, Journal of
the Royal Statistical Society, Series A, 156(2), 237-270 |
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P.Congdon
and McCallum, I. (1992) A
demo-educational model for forecasting school rolls for localities, The
Statistician (JRSS Series D) , 41(5), pp 573-590 |
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P.Congdon
(1992) Aspects of the general
linear modelling of migration, The Statistician, 41, pp
133-153 |
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P. Congdon
(1992) Time series fertility models and structural interpretation, The
Journal of Cities and Regions (ISI/SCORUS), 3, 33-60 |
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P.Congdon
(1992) Multiregional
demographic projections in practice: a metropolitan example, Regional
Studies 26(2), pp 177-191 |
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Champion,
A and Congdon, P. (1992) Migration trends in the South of England: decentralisation
from London and the validity of the ‘Greater South East’ in ‘Migration
Processes and Patterns’, Vol 2, eds. J. Stillwell et al, Belhaven Press |
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P.Congdon
(1992) The potential of the Longitudinal Study for migration studies, Update (Longitudinal
Study Newsletter), 1, pp 11-14 |
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Stillwell,
J. and Congdon, P (1992) Migration Modelling: Macro and Micro Perspectives, Belhaven
Press& John Wiley |
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P.Congdon
(1991) An application of general linear modelling to migration in London and
South East England, in Migration Modelling: Macro and
Micro Perspectives Belhaven Press & Wiley |
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P.Congdon
(1991) Spatio-temporal
models for small area social indicators, Papers in Regional Science,
70(3), pp 243-26 |
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P.Congdon
(1991) Metropolitan social change and the outer suburbs: a case study of |
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P.Congdon
(1990) Issues
in the Analysis of Small Area Mortality, Urban Studies, 27(4), pp 519-536 |
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P.Congdon
(1990) Graduation
of fertility schedules: an analysis of fertility patterns in London in the
1980s and an application to fertility forecasts, Regional Studies,
24(4),pp 311-326 |
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P.Congdon
(1990) Small area population and social monitoring: the |
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P.Congdon
(1990) Demographic change for districts and small areas, ASLIB Social
Sciences Information Group Newsletter, 8(1), pp 14-17 |
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P.Congdon
(1990) The
Analysis of Small Area Social Change, Progress in Planning, 34(3) |
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Shepherd,
J, Congdon, P (1990) |
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P.Congdon
(1989) An analysis of
population and social change in London wards in the 1980s, Transactions
of the |
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P.Congdon
(1989) Modelling migration flows between areas: an example for |
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P.Congdon
and A. Champion (1989) Recent population shifts in South East England and
their relevance
to the counterurbanisation debate, in ‘Growth and Change in a Core Region’,
London Papers in Regional Science, Volume 20 |
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Breheny,
M and Congdon, P. (1989) Growth and Change in a Core Region: the Case of
South East England, |
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P.Congdon
and P. Batey (1989) eds Advances
in Regional Demography: Information, Forecasts, Models, John Wiley |
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P.Congdon
(1989) Fertility forecasts and structural interpretations: an application to
Greater London and |
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P.Congdon
(1989) Trends and structure in |
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P.Congdon
(1989) Gender and space in |
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P.Congdon
(1988) Deprivation in London
wards: mortality and unemployment trends in the 1980’s, The Statistician,
37(4/5), pp 451-472 |
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P.Congdon
(1988) Occupational
mobility and labour market structure: a multivariate Markov model,
Scottish Journal of Political Economy, pp 208-226 |
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P.
Champion and P.Congdon (1988) Recent trends in Greater London’s population,
Population Trends, 53, pp 7-17 |
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P.Congdon
and J. Shepherd (1988) Components of
social change in urban areas, Urban Studies, 25, pp 173-189 |
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P.Congdon
(1988) The
interdependence of geographic migration with job and housing mobility in
London, Regional Studies, 22, pp 81-93 |
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P.Congdon
(1988) Heterogeneity and timing effects in occupational mobility in the |
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P.
Champion and P.Congdon (1987) An analysis of the recovery of |
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P.Congdon
and J.Shepherd (1986) Modelling
population changes in small English urban areas, Environment
and Planning, 18A, pp1297-1322 |
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P.Congdon
and J.Shepherd (1985) Small area social change in Greater London: a
regression approach to measurement, Journal of Economic and
Social Measurement, 13(1), pp 49-68 |
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P.Congdon
(1985) Heterogeneity
and timing effects in occupational mobility: a general model, Oxford
Bulletin of Economics and Statistics, 47(4), pp 347-369 |
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P.Congdon
(1983) A model
for the interaction of migration and commuting, Urban Studies, 20, pp
185-195 |
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P.Congdon
(1980) Forecasting births in
Greater London: an application of the Easterlin hypothesis, Population
Studies, 34, pp 267-278 |
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Reports |
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Naish,
J, Ranmal, R, Curtis, S, Ross, P, Eldridge, S, Congdon, P, Duff, B (2001)
Mapping multi-sectoral mental health services in City and East London,
Institute of Community Health Sciences, Queen Mary, University of London
(ISBN 1 898661 626) |
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Bardsley,
M, Basnett, I, Congdon, P, Fleming, A (1996) Changing mortality rates in
London: a review of the evidence, Health of Londoners Discussion Paper No 4,
East London and City Health Authority |
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P.Congdon
(1990) Areas of Need: Factor Analysis and Cluster Description, Appendix 1 in Report
of Studies to 1989 Annual Review, |
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