100 Delivering quality healthcare for all through equitable access, excellent experience and optimal outcomes: how Great Ormond Street Hospital is tackling health inequalities

  • Sipanoun P
  • Darby D
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Background Health inequalities are the avoidable, unfair and systematic differences in health outcomes between different groups of babies, children and young people. We know that over half of the families at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children are disproportionately at risk of or are vulnerable to experiencing avoidable health inequalities. Our Commitment Great Ormond Street Hospital is committed to reducing health inequalities affecting our patients and families, with the aim of bridging the gap for patients with complex health needs who are impacted by health inequalities. Strategies in place to tackle health inequalities Conclusion The impact of health inequalities on families is high on the Trust’s agenda. Through a strategic, collaborative approach, steps are being taken to address these inequalities and resulting inequities.

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Sipanoun, P., & Darby, D. (2023). 100 Delivering quality healthcare for all through equitable access, excellent experience and optimal outcomes: how Great Ormond Street Hospital is tackling health inequalities (pp. A30–A31). BMJ. https://doi.org/10.1136/bmjpo-2023-gosh.62

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