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✓ Published: 26-Feb-2013
✓ Published: 26-Feb-2013
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Lecture 5: Mental Health, Suicide and Weather - Presented by Dr. Chris MorrisnnChris Morris studied Geography and Pedology at Manchester, Reading and Queen’s University Belfast (1967-77), before joining the NI civil service as a statistician in 1978. He worked on a range of subjects in several government Departments, and in the period leading up to retirement in 2009, was particularly involvednin work on fuel poverty, excess winter mortality, urban definition, deprivation and access to service
Lecture 5: Mental Health, Suicide and Weather - Presented by Dr. Chris MorrisnnChris Morris studied Geography and Pedology at Manchester, Reading and Queen’s University Belfast (1967-77), before joining the NI civil service as a statistician in 1978. He worked on a range of subjects in several government Departments, and in the period leading up to retirement in 2009, was particularly involvednin work on fuel poverty, excess winter mortality, urban definition, deprivation and access to service
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