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Journal papers: academic

Oven, K., Curtis, S., Reaney, S., Riva, M., Stewart, M.G., Ohlemuller, R., Dunn, C., Nodwell, S., Dominelli, L. & Holden, R. Climate change and health and social care: Defining future hazard, vulnerability and risk for infrastructure systems supporting older people’s health care in England. Applied Geography. 2012;33:16-24.
Wood, V.J., Spencer, I.H., Curtis, S.E., Gesler, W., Close, H.J., Mason, J.M. & Reilly, J.G. Creating 'therapeutic landscapes' for mental health carers in inpatient settings, a dynamic perspective on permeability and inclusivity. Social Science and Medicine. 2012.
Cairns, J.M., Curtis, S.E. & Bambra, C. Defying Deprivation: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of Area Level Health Resilience in England. Health and Place. 2012;18:928-933.
Riva, M. & Curtis, S.E. Long-term local area employment rates as predictors of individual mortality and morbidity: a prospective study in England, spanning more than two decades. Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health. 2012;66:919-926.
Riva, M., Terashima, M., Curtis, S., Shucksmith, J. & Carlebach, S. Coalfield Health Effects: Variation Across Former Coalmining Communities in England. Health and Place. 2011.
Curtis, S. & Oven, K. Progress Report: Geographies of Health and Climate Change. Progress in Human Geography. 2011.
Riva, M., Curtis, S. & Norman, P. Residential mobility within England and urban-rural inequalities in mortality. Social Science and Medicine. 2011;73:1698-1706.
Riva, M., Bambra, C., Curtis, S. & Gauvin, L. Collective Resources or Local Social Inequalities? A Large Scale Examination of the Protective Role of Employment on Mental Health in Rural Areas in England. European Journal of Public Health. 2010.
Pabayo, R., Belsky, J., Gauvin, L. & Curtis, S. Do Area Characteristics Predict Change in Moderate-to-Vigorous Physical Activity from Ages 11 to 15 Years? Social Science and Medicine. 2010.
Riva, M., Bambra, C., Easton, S. & Curtis, S. Hard Times or Good Times? Inequalities in the Health Effects of Economic Change. International Journal of Public Health. 2010.
Mindell, J., Biddulph, J., Taylor, L., Lock, K., Boaz, A., Joffe, M. & Curtis, S. Improving the Use of Evidence in Health Impact Assessment. Bulletin of the World Health Organization. 2010;543-550.
Curtis, S. & Riva, M. Progress Report: Health Geographies I: Complexity theory and human health. Progress in Human Geography. 2010;34:215-223.
Curtis, S. & Riva, M. Progress Report: Health Geographies II: Complexity and health care systems and policy. Progress in Human Geography. 2010;34:513-520.
Coldefy, M. & Curtis, S. The Geography of Institutional Psychiatric Care in France 1800 - 2000: Historical Analysis of the Spatial Diffusion of Specialised Facilities for Institutional Care of Mental Illness. Social Science and Medicine. 2010.
Curtis, S., Congdon, P., Almog, M. & Ellermann, R. 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. 2009;15:568-577.
Curtis, S. & Hoyez, A.C. Franco-British Working Group on Migration Health and Wellbeing. International Journal of Migration, Health and Social Care. 2009;4-19.
Curtis, S., Gesler, W., Priebe, S. & Francis, S. New spaces of inpatient care for people with mental illness: a complex "rebirth" of the clinic?. Health and Place. 2009;15:340-348.
Curtis, S. & Riva, M. Progress Report: health Geographies II: Complexity and health care systems and policy. Progress in Human Geography. 2009;Forthcoming.
Curtis, S. & Riva, M. Progress Report; Health Geographies I: complexity theory and human health. Progress in Human Geography. 2009;Forthcoming.
Curtis, S., Setia, M. & Quesnel-Vallee, A. Socio-Geographic Mobility and Health Status: a longitudinal analysis using the National Population Health Survey of Canada. Social Science and Medicine. 2009;69:1845-1853.
Riva, M., Curtis, S., Gauvin, L. & Fagg, J. Unravelling the extent of inequalities in health across urban and rural areas: Evidence from a national sample in England. Social Science and Medicine. 2009;68:654-663.
Fagg, J., Curtis, S., Stansfield, S., Cattell, V., Tupuola, A-M. & Arephin, M. Area social fragmentation, social support for individuals and psychosocial health in young adults: Evidence from a national survey in England. Social Science and Medicine. 2008;66:242-254.
Curtis, S. How can we address Health inequality through healthy public policy in Europe?. European Urban and Regional Studies. 2008;15:293-305.
Cattell, V, Dines, N, Gesler, W & Curtis, S Mingling, observing and lingering: Everyday public spaces and their implications for well-being and social relations. Health and Place. 2008;14:544-561.
Fagg, J., Curtis, S., Clark, C., Congdon, P. & Stansfield, S. Neighbourhood perceptions among inner-city adolescents relationships with their individual characteristics and with independently assessed neighbourhood conditions. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 2008;28:128-142.
Curtis, S., Pederson, A., Bruce, T. & Frankish, J. Pour des politiques publiques favorables a la sante dans le contexte de la preparation de grands evenements internationaux: l'exemple des jeux olympiques. Telescope. 2008;14:95-105.
Curtis, S.E. Concluding commentary: Report from the eleventh international symposium in medical geography: a comment from the senior editor. Social Science and Medicine. 2007;65:169-171.
Curtis, S. How can we address health inequality through healthy public policy in Europe? European Urban and Regional Studies. 2007.
Curtis, S. Socio-economic status and geographies of psychiatric inpatient service use. Places, provision, power and wellbeing. Epidemiologia e psichiatria sociale. 2007;16:10-15.
Curtis, S.E., Gesler, W., Fabian, K., Francis, S. & Priebe, S. Therapeutic landscapes in hospital design: A qualitative assessment by staff and service users of the design of a new mental health inpatient unit. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy. 2007;25:591-610.
Curtis, S., Gesler, W., Fabian, K., Francis, S. & Priebe, S. Therapeutic landscapes in hospital design: a qualitative assessment by staff and service users of the design of a new mental health inpatient unit. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy. 2007;25:591-610.
Cummins, S., Curtis, S.E., Diez-Roux, A.V. & Macintyre, S. Understanding and representing 'place' in health research: A relational approach. Social Science & Medicine. 2007;66:1825-1838.
Warfa, N., Bhui, K., Craig, T., Curtis, S., Mohamud, S., Stansfeld, S., McCrone, P. & Thornicroft, G. Post-migration geographical mobility, mental health and health service utilisation among Somali refugees in the UK: A qualitative study. Health and Place. 2006;12:503-515.
Fagg, J., Curtis, S.E., Stansfeld, S. & Congdon, P. Psychological distress among adolescents, and its relationship to individual, family and area characteristics in East London. Social Science and Medicine. 2006;63:636-648.
Curtis, S., Copeland, A., Fagg, J., Congdon, P., Almog, M. & Fitzpatrick, J. 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 & Place. 2006;12:19-37.
Curtis, S.E., Copeland, A., Fagg, J., Congdon, P., Almog, M. & Fitzpatrick, J. 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. 2006;12:19-37.
Tonnellier, F. & Curtis, S.E. Medicine, landscapes, symbols: 'The Country Doctor' by Honoré de Balzac. Health and Place. 2005;11:313-321.
Curtis, S.E., Southall, H., Congdon, P. & Dodgeon, B. Area effects on health variation over the life-course: analysis of the longitudinal study sample in England using new data on area of residence in childhood. Social Science and Medicine. 2004;58:57-74.
Mindell, J., Boaz, A., Joffe, M., Curtis, S. E. & Birley, M. Enhancing the evidence base for health impact assessment. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. 2004;58:546-551.
Almog, M., Curtis, S.E., Copeland, A. & Congdon, P. Geographical variation in acute psychiatric admissions within New York City 1990-2000: growing inequalities in service use?. Social Science and Medicine. 2004;59:361-376.
Rees Jones, I., Berney, L., Kelly, M., Doyal, L., Griffiths, C., Feder, G., Hillier, S., Rowlands, G. & Curtis, S. E. Is patient involvement possible when decisions involve scarce resources? A qualitative study of decision-making in primary care. Social Science and Medicine. 2004;59:93-201.
Gesler, W., Bell, M., Curtis, S.E., Hubbard, P. & Francis, S. Therapy by design: evaluating the UK hospital building program. Health and Place. 2004;10:117-128.
Curtis, S.E., Cave, B. & Coutts, A. Is urban regeneration good for health? Perceptions and theories of the health impacts of urban change. Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy. 2002;20:517-534.
Asthana, S., Curtis, S. E., Duncan, C. & Gould, M. Themes in British health geography at the end of the century: a review of published research 1998–2000. Social Science and Medicine. 2002;55:167-173.
Cave, B. & Curtis, S. E. Developing a toolkit to assess the potential health impact of urban regeneration schemes. Promotion and Education. 2001;1:12-16.
Curtis, S. E. Health in London. Area. 2001;33:84-91.
Almog, M., Curtis, S. E. & Fitzpatrick, J. La géographie du recours à l’hôpital psychiatrique en relation avec la pauvreté, et son intérêt à New York et à Londres. Technologie et Santé. 2001;45:40-56.
Congdon, P., Campos, R., Curtis, S. E., Southall, H., Gregory, I. N. & Jones, I. R. Quantifying and explaining changes in geographical inequality of infant mortality in England and Wales since the 1890s. International Journal of Population Geography. 2001;7:35-51.
Curtis, S. E., Gesler, W., Smith, G. & Washburn, S. Approaches to sampling and case selection in qualitative research: examples in the geography of health. Social Science and Medicine. 2000;50:1001-1014.
Curtis, S. E. & Lawson, K. Gender, ethnicity and self-reported health: the case of African-Caribbean populations in London. Social Science and Medicine. 2000;50:365-385.
Curtis, S. E. Statistiques microlocales dans le recensement de la population britannique: accès aux données pour la communauté scientifique. L'Espace Géographique. 2000;29:37-41.
Curtis, S. E. & Rees Jones, I. Is there a place for geography in the analysis of health inequality?. Sociology of Health and Illness. 1998;20:645-672.
Congdon, P., Shouls, S. & Curtis, S. E. A multi-level perspective on small area health and mortality: a case study of England and Wales. International Journal of Population Geography. 1997;3:243-263.
Curtis, S. E., Petukhova, N., Sezonova, G. & Netsenko, N. Caught in the 'Traps of Managed Competition'? Examples of Russian Health Care Reforms from St. Petersburg and the Leningrad Region. International Journal of Health Services. 1997;27:661-686.
Curtis, S. E. Les inégalités de santé en Grande Bretagne et en France: des approches géographiques diverses. Actualité et Dossier en Santé Publique. 1997;19:XXVIII-XXX.
Shouls, S., Congdon, P. & Curtis, S. E. Geographic variation in illness and mortality: the development of a relevant area typology for SAR districts. Health and Place. 1996;2:139-155.
Shouls, S., Congdon, P. & Curtis, S. E. Modelling inequality in reported long term illness in the UK: combining individual and area characteristics. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. 1996;50:366-376.
Curtis, S. E., Petukhova, N. & Taket, A. Health care reforms in Russia: The example of St. Petersburg. Social Science and Medicine. 1995;40:755-765.
Leibovici, D., Curtis, S. E. & Ritchie, K. The application of disability data from epidemiological surveys to the development of indicators of service needs for the dependent elderly. Age and Ageing. 1995;24:14-20.
Curtis, S. E. The geography of health and health care: a British point of view. Espace, Populations, Sociétés. 1995;1:49-58.
Bryce, C., Curtis, S. E. & Mohan, J. Coronary heart disease: Trends in spatial inequalities and implications for health care planning in England. Social Science and Medicine. 1994;38:677-690.
Curtis, S. E. Les inégalités face à la santé en Grande-Bretagne. Courrier du CNRS. 1994;81:168-169.
Curtis, S. E. Geography of coronary heart disease in England. Health Education Journal. 1993;52:72-78.
Curtis, S. E., Bucquet, D. & Colvez, A. Sources of instrumental support for dependent elderly people in three parts of France. Ageing and Society. 1992;12:329-354.
Curtis, S. E. & Pindar, S. Explaining geographical disparities in educational achievement: a case study of East London. Espace, Populations, Sociétés. 1990;99-106.
Aïach, P. & Curtis, S. E. Social inequalities in self-reported morbidity: Interpretation and comparison of data from Britain and France. Social Science and Medicine. 1990;31:267-274.
Curtis, S. E. Use of survey data and small area statistics to assess the link between individual morbidity and neighbourhood deprivation. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. 1990;44:62-68.
Curtis, S. E. Les metamorphoses du National Health Service. Panorama du médecin. 1989;2910:4.
Taket, A. & Curtis, S. E. Locality planning for health care. Area. 1989;21:357-364.
Curtis, S. E. The development of geographical information systems for locality planning in health care. Area. 1989;21:391-399.
Curtis, S. E., Taket, A., Prokhorskas, R., Shabanah, M. & Thuriaux, M. Vers la santé pour tous dans la région européenne de l'OMS. Surveillance des progrès accomplis. II. Conditions préalables: bilan démographique et sanitaire. Revue d'Epidémiologie et Santé Publique. 1989;37:295-317.
Bucquet, D. & Curtis, S. E. Characteristics of elderly people using home help in three regions of France. Revue d'Epidémiologie et Santé Publique. 1987;35:318-322.
Bucquet, D., Colvez, A., Robine, J. M. & Curtis, S. E. Etude des facteurs liés à l'incapacité pour les taches domestiques chez les personnes agées en Ile de France: Application à la planification infra-régionale des services d'aide ménagère. Revue d'Epidémiologie et Santé Publique. 1987;35:323-329.
Curtis, S.E. Home help provision to the elderly in France and England: a national and metropolitan comparison. Revue d'Epidémiologie et Santé Publique. 1987;35:141-150.
Curtis, S. E. Hospital services for the elderly in London and Paris. Espace, Populations, Sociétés. 1987;1:257-270.
Curtis, S. E. Recent developments in the geography of health care in Britain. Geografie van gezondheid en gezondheidszorg = Geography of Health and Healthcare. 1987;34:21-26.
Curtis, S. E. Self reported morbidity in London and Manchester: Inter-urban and intra-urban variations. Social Indicators Research. 1987;19:255-272.
Curtis, S. E. The patient's view of general practice in an urban area. Family Practice. 1987;4:200-206.
Curtis, S. E. & Ogden, P. Bangladeshis in London: a challenge to welfare. Revue Européenne des Migrations Internationales. 1986;2:135-150.
Bucquet, D. & Curtis, S. E. Socio-demographic variation in perceived illness and the use of primary care: The value of community survey data for primary care service planning. Social Science and Medicine. 1986;23:737-744.
Curtis, S. E. Le point de vue des experts: intervention de Me Sarah Curtis. 3eme Colloque National de Observatoires Regionaux de la Santé Actes de Colloque. 1985;189-193.
Curtis, S. E. & Woods, K. Health care in London: Planning issues and the contribution of local morbidity surveys. London Papers in Regional Science. 1983;13:57-77.
Curtis, S. E. Spatial analysis of surgery locations in general practice. Social Science and Medicine. 1982;16:303-313.
Wood, V J, Curtis, S E, Gesler, W, Spencer, I H, Close, H J, Mason, J & Reilly, J G Creating 'therapeutic landscapes' for mental health carers in inpatient settings: A dynamic perspective on permeability and inclusivity. Social Science & Medicine. Accepted;1-8.

Books: authored

Curtis, S. Space, Place and Mental Health. Farnham.: Farnham, Ashgate; 2010.
Curtis, S. Health and Inequality: Geographical Perspectives. London: Sage; 2004.
Curtis, S. & Taket, A. Health and Societies: Changing Perspectives. London: HodderArnold; 1996.
Curtis, S. The Geography of Public Welfare Provision. London: Routledge; 1989.
Aïach, P., Carr-Hill, R., Curtis, S. & Illsley, R. Les Inégalités Sociales de Santé en France et en Grande Bretagne: Analyse et Etude Comparative. Paris: INSERM; 1988.

Books: edited

Bennett, P., Calman, K., Curtis, S. & Fishbacher-Smith, D. Risk Communication and Public Health. Oxford University Press; 2009.
Boyle, P. J., Curtis, S., Graham, E. & Moore, E. The Geography of Health Inequalities in the Developed World: Views from Britain and North America. London: Ashgate; 2004.
Bennett, P., Curtis, S., Calman, K. & Smith, D. Risk Communication and Public Health. Oxford.: Oxford University Press; Accepted.

Books: sections

Curtis, S., Riva, M. & Rosenberg, M. Health Geography in Public Health. In: Brown, T., McLafferty, S. & Moon, G. Companion to Health and Medical Geography. Oxford Blackwell; 2010:325-345.
Gesler, W. & Curtis, S. Application of Concepts of Therapeutic Landscapes to the Design of Hospitals in the UK: The example of a Mental Health Facility in London. In: Williams, A. Therapeutic Landscapes. Ashgate; 2007:149-164.
Curtis, S. & Cummins, S.C.J. Ecological studies. In: Galeo, S. Macro Social Determinants of Health. USA: Springer; 2007:327-348.
Curtis, S. Geographie sociale et geographie de la sante. In: Fleuret, S. & Thouez, J-P. Geographie de la Sante: un Panorama. Paris.: Economica; 2007:26-36.
Curtis, S. & Bebbington, A. Geographical variations in health and welfare and their significance for equity and efficiency in resource allocation. In: Knapp, M., Challis, D., Fernández, J.-L. & Netten, A. Long-Term Care: Matching Resources and Needs. Aldershot: Ashgate; 2004:199-218.
De Campos, R., Congdon, P., Curtis, S., Gregory, I. N., Rees Jones, I. & Southall, H. Locality-level mortality and socio-economic change in Britain since 1920: first steps towards analysis of infant mortality variation. In: Boyle, P. J., Curtis, S., Graham, E. & Moore, E. The Geography of Health Inequalities in the Developed World: Views from Britain and North America. London: Ashgate; 2004.
Fagg, J., Curtis, S., Stansfeld, S. & Congdon, P. Neighbourhood influences on adolescent health in East London. In: Sagan, I. & Czepczyński, M. Featuring the Quality of Urban Life in Contemporary Cities of Eastern and Western Europe. Gdańsk-Poznań Bogucki Wydawnictwo Naukowe = Bogucki Scientific Press; 2004:117-124.
Curtis, S. Social exclusion, health and health care; the case of the National Health Service in England. In: Lee, R. & Smith, D. Geographies and Moralities: International Perspectives on Development, Justice and Place. Oxford: Blackwell; 2004:79-82.
Moon, G. & Curtis, S. Health and Health Policy in Europe. In: Unwin, T. A European Geography. London: Prentice Hall; 1998:291-295.
Jones, I. & Curtis, S. Health. In: Pacione, M. Britain's Cities: Geographies of Division in Urban Britain. London: Routledge; 1997:218-243.
Curtis, S. Geographical perspectives on poverty, health and health poverty in different parts of the UK. In: Philo, C. Off the Map: the Social Geography of Poverty in the UK. London: Child Poverty Action Group; 1995:153-174.
Curtis, S. Contributions. In: Johnston, R., Gregory, D. & Smith, D. Dictionary of Human Geography. Oxford: Blackwells; 1993:241-243; 374-376; 489-490.
Curtis, S. Social welfare as a dimension of regional development. In: Townroe, P. & Martin, R. Regional Development in the 1990s: The British Isles in Transition. London: Regional Science Association; 1992:251-256.
Curtis, S. Residential location as a gateway to care. In: Smith, S., Knill-Jones, R. & McGuckin, A. Housing for Health. London: Longman; 1991:19-42.
Curtis, S. Community welfare services in the inner city: the case of Inner London. In: Smith, D. & Herbert, D. Social Problems in the City. Oxford: OUP; 1989:176-197.
Aïach, P. & Curtis, S. E. Croissance comparée de la morbidité déclarée en France et en Grande Bretagne. In: Géographie et Socio-Economie de la Santé. Paris: Centre de Recherche d'Etude et de Documentation en Economie de la Santé (CREDES); 1989:169-180.
Bucquet, D. & Curtis, S. E. Decentralisation and sectorialisation of Medico-Social services for the elderly in France. In: Géographie et Socio-Economie de la Santé. Paris: Centre de Recherche d'Etude et de Documentation en Economie de la Santé (CREDES); 1989:3-12.
Mohan, J. & Curtis, S. The geography of ill-health and health care. In: Lewis, J. & Townsend, A. The North-South Divide: Regional Change in Britain in the 1980s. London: Paul Chapman; 1989:175-191.
Curtis, S. & Hyndman, S. The need for change in information, organisation and resources: a study of housing dampness and respiratory illness. In: Martin, C. & McQueen, D. Readings for a New Public Health. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press; 1989:203-213.

Conference papers

Curtis, S.E. Development and persistance of human capability and resilience in their social and geographical context. Institute for Research on Health and Society, University College, London, England: Festival of Science; 2006.
Curtis, S. E. Evaluer l'impact sur la Santé des Politiques Hors du Secteur Médicale. Montréal, Quebec: Journées Annuelles de Santé Publique; 2006.
Curtis, S. E. How can we address health inequality through healthy public policy in Europe?. Roskilde, Denmark: Sixth European Urban & Regional Studies Conference; 2006.
Curtis, S. E. Les facteurs individuels et sociaux associés à la santé mentale des jeunes adultes en Angleterre. Hôtel Mont Gabrile, Ste-Adèle, Laurentides: Assemblée des Chercheurs Centre de recherche Léa-Roback sur les inégalités sociales de santé de Montréal, 9-10 November; 2006.
Curtis, S. E. La consommation des services en psychiatrie à New York City et à Londres: L'intérêt et des limites d'un perspective géographique. University of Sherbrook, Quebec, Canada: GEOIDE Congress; 2005.
Curtis, S. E. People, places and health. Institute of Society, Health and Ethics, University of Cardiff, UK: Dahlgren and Whitehead and beyond: the social determinants of health in research, policy and service delivery; 2005.
Curtis, S. E. Area and place effects on mental health and health care. London, England: Annual General Meeting of Psychiatry Section, Royal Society of Medicine; 2004.
Curtis, S. E. L'intérêt et les limites des analyses multi-niveaux pour mesurer les effets des lieux sur les inégalités de santé. Paris, France: Institut de recherche et documentation en économie de la santé; 2004.
Curtis, S. E. Les hospitalisations en psychiatrie à New York et à Londres. Paris, France.: Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales; 2004.
Curtis, S. E. Les inégalités de santé une perspective géographique. University of Paris 13, Bobigny, France: Centre for Research on Contemporary Issues in Public Health (CRESP); 2004.
Curtis, S. E. The British NHS on the global scene: the importance of globalisation and new technologies for the NHS in Britain. Madingly Hall, Cambridge, England: London Society of Academic Primary Care Annual Meeting; 2004.
Curtis, S. E. Varying use of mental health care among the populations of local areas in New York State, 1999-2001. Albany, USA: Office of Mental Health for New York State; 2004.
Curtis, S. E., Lucas-Gabrielli, V. & Tonnellier, F. Peut-on traduire RAWP en français? = Can RAWP be translated from English to French?. CREDES, Paris, France: 5ème colloque geographie et socio-économie de la santé allocation des ressources, géographie des soins. Biblio no. 1242; 1998.

Journal papers: online

Curtis, S. L'utilisation des politiques publiques pour promouvoir la sante: Quelques reflexions sur l'example de la planification du parc olympique 2012 a Londres. Reviews for Health Promotion and Education Online. 2007.
Fagg, J., Curtis, S., Clark, C., Congdon, P. & Standfeld, S. The relationships between socio-economic environments in small areas and neighbourhood perceptions and mental health among adolescents in an inner city setting. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 2007;Online.

Other publications: research

Curtis, S. & Hoyez, A.C. Public Health and Migration. 2012.
Riva, M. & Curtis, S. Policy Responses and the Physical Environment. 2011.
Riva, M. & Curtis, S. The Rural, Material and Social Context of Positive Health in England. 2011.

Reports: official

Shucksmith, J., Carlebach, S., Riva, M., Curtis, S., Hunter, D, J., Blackman, T. & Hudson, R. Health Inequalities in Ex-Coalfield/Industrial Communities. A report to the Improvement and Development Agency for Local Government and the Department of Health. 2010.
Mindell, J., Boaz, A., Joffe, M., Curtis, S. E., Taylor, L. & Birley, M. et al A guide to reviewing published evidence for use in health impact assessment. 2005.
Curtis, S. & Cave, B. Regeneration and neighbourhood change. 2002.
Curtis, S. E. & Ross, P. Changing healthcare provision for children in East London. 2001.
Health impact assessment for groundwork SRTS projects. 2001.
Cave, B. & Curtis, S. E. Health impact assessment for regeneration projects. 2001.
Stansfeld S., Curtis, S. E. & Haines, M. et al. Rapid review on noise and health for London. A review to support the development of the Mayor of London's Ambient Noise Strategy. 2001.
Curtis, S. E., Grant, L. & Daker-White, G. Prefeasibility study for the gate project: a literature review. 1991;Vol I 31 pages; Vol II 40 pages.
Curtis, S. E. & Allen, E. Unified Commissioning Project. 1991.
Curtis, S. E. Indicators of the consequences of chronic diseases and their use for planning purposes in England and Wales. 1987.
Curtis, S. E. Area and individual aspects of deprivation and morbidity. 1986;50.