Collaboration on health inequalities

It is proposed that an additional 30 minute module is developed on Inclusion Health to complement the existing eLearning. Inclusion Health has been used to define a number of groups of people who are not usually well provided for by healthcare services, and have poorer access, experiences and health outcomes. The definition covers people who are homeless and rough sleepers, vulnerable migrants (refugees and asylum seekers), sex workers, and those from the Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities