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Delivering Equity - Stop describing start delivering 5 step model for action Carol Hill Assistant Director, EDI Programme NHS Confederation 2 Health System Priorities Systems to focus on the following tasks for 202324: Prioritise

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Delivering Equity - Stop describing & start delivering 
5 step model for action


Carol Hill 
Assistant Director, EDI Programme
NHS Confederation<br>
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2 Health System Priorities Systems to focus on the following tasks for 2023/24: Prioritise recovering core services and productivity
Return to delivering the key ambitions in the NHS Long Term Plan (LTP)
Continue transforming the NHS for the future Core20PLUS5 Restore NHS services inclusively
Mitigate against digital exclusion
Ensure datasets are complete and timely
Accelerate preventive programmes that proactively engage those at greatest risk of poor health
Strengthen leadership and accountability<br>
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Understanding inequity 3 Taking a social determinants view involves thinking about ‘the root causes’ why people make, what may appear from the outside to be poor decisions about their lives and their health, and these relate to deprivation, exclusion and poverty. Empowering the most vulnerable communities who experience the cumulative impact of health inequalities by:
Supporting primary care and wider health economy to address the social determinants of health.
Address the inverse care law to allocate resources efficiently
Build collaboration with VCSE & extend social prescribing offers to focus on the social determinants of health including referrals food and fuel security etc<br>