In May 2014 the Joseph Rowntree Foundation Poverty and Ethnicity programme published ‘Caring and earning among low-income Caribbean, Pakistani and Somali people’.
‘Women’s voices on health. Addressing barriers to accessing primary care’ was published by Maternity Action and the WHEC in May 2014.
In May 2014, the Women’s Health & Equality Commission published a guiding paper by Imkaan, Positively UK and Rape Crisis England and Wales exploring issues around women’s mental health.
‘Tipping the Balance – the cumulative impacts of welfare reform. A qualitative study on the cumulative impacts of welfare reform in the London Borough of Newham’ was published by Community Link in April 2014.
Thankfully most people never have to worry about their human rights. For many, they can seem fairly distant: something for lawyers and politicians to worry
Chaired by former UK Cabinet Secretary Lord O’Donnell, the Commission on Wellbeing and Policy produced its final report in March 2014.
‘The impact of the economic downturn and policy changes on health inequalities in London. Development of an indicator set’ is available on the Institute of Health Equity website.
‘Review of Evidence of Inequalities in Access to Health Services in Wales and the UK: Gender, Gender Reassignment, and Sexual Identity’ was published in February 2014.
‘The impact of the economic downturn and policy changes on health inequalities in London. Development of an indicator set’ is available on the Institute of Health Equity website.
This report explores whether the burden placed upon staff in care homes to produce paperwork is having a positive or a detrimental effect on the quality of care.
