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Health inequalities and inclusion

Health inequalities and inclusion

Addressing health inequalities and supporting inclusive participation in research

A key part of our research strategy is to reduce health inequalities by supporting everyone to have the same opportunities for improved cancer outcomes no matter who they are or where they live within Yorkshire.

Award Holders are expected to maximise inclusion of, and engagement with, populations often underrepresented in research, such as minority ethnic populations and deprived communities.

We understand that this can present additional considerations and challenges for researchers, however, there is increasing activity in this area and a growing body of resources available to support researchers.

Please see below for links to useful resources.

NIHR 
Improving inclusion of under-served groups in clinical research: Guidance from INCLUDE project

Health Research Authority (HRA) 
Increasing the diversity of people taking part in research 

The Kings Fund 

The Health Foundation 
Building public understanding of health and health inequalities