ALT Quote from Professor Habib Naqvi, CEO of the NHS Race and Health Observatory, highlighting the importance of tackling avoidable inequalities that affect so many patients and communities across the country. The quote outlines the importance of this landmark collaboration between the Observatory and NICE.
ALT #PrimaryCareResearch #DiversityInResearch #CareerProgression
ALT 6 ways to tackle ethnic inequities in genomics and precision medicine, including: meaningful community engagement; building trust; ensuring equitable access; sharing practical knowledge; diversifying research participation and training and education.
ALT Front cover of the 'Ethnic Inequities in Genomics and Precision Medicine' report.
ALT Quote from Dr Veline L'Esperance, Senior Clinical Advisor at the NHS Race and Health Observatory, on the importance of tackling ethnic inequalities in genetic research and precision medicine services.
ALT A list of speakers at the launch event for a report titled: 'Ethnic inequalities in genomics and precision medicine'
ALT Poster advertising the opportunity to participate in research. There is a picture of an older Sikh man and a younger Sikh man who are both wearing turbans. The text next to the picture says "Are you taking me home now?" "This is your home, Nanaji". The text underneath says, "Are you Sikh? Do you / have you ever looked after or provided care for someone living with dementia? Are you over 18 years old? Do you want to make a difference for people like you? We'd love to hear from you." The text to this reads, "Dementia impacts Sikh families all over the UK. Looking after someone with dementia can be rewarding and also very difficult. We are looking for people to participate in research developing an intervention for Sikh carers living with dementia. You would be asked to take part in one 60-90 minute interview online and you would be reimbursed for your time. Get in touch for more information: [email protected], +44 7037 696 721, @ORCHIDSproject".
