A self-assessment and improvement framework has been developed to help ICSs address health inequalities.
A Local Government Association (LGA) report has urged the Government to introduce a national health inequalities strategy to tackle England’s widening health inequality gap.
A report has called for a new devolution framework to address health inequalities and the creation of a local government finance taskforce to ensure funding is distributed according to need.
A new report from The King’s Fund has set out seven priorities for the NHS in tackling health inequalities.
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