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SUMMARY:Improving quality and safety through inclusive practice
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ORGANIZER;CN="Patient Safety Learning":noreply@pslhub.org
DESCRIPTION:\n	Health inequalities are associated with social exclusion\
	, structural and physical violence and reduced development\, which in turn
	 are linked to adverse health and social outcomes\, social conflict and ev
	en civil unrest.  These issues have clear consequences for personal\, com
	munity and societal safety. Public services are key institutions through w
	hich social inequities are created and maintained\, through common drivers
	 of exclusion that affect diverse populations\, including the quality of s
	ervice provision.\n\n\n\n	This presentation identifies strategies that are
	 known to reduce social exclusion that could potentially work across popul
	ations\, public service sectors and country contexts. Findings are present
	ed from studies in the UK and seven low- and middle-income countries\, foc
	used on women\, young people\, ethnic and religious minorities\, migrants 
	and rural populations. Common themes across these studies include: reducin
	g the invisibility of disadvantaged communities in public service planning
	 and delivery\, addressing the neglect\, restrictions and discriminatory p
	ractices that are linked to poor life chances\, illness\, physical abuse a
	nd death.\n\n\n\n	Register\n\n
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