National Conversation on Health Inequalities
Reducing health inequalities: a toolkit and guidance for starting local conversations.
The National Conversation on Health Inequalities (NCHI) is a Public Health England programme about reducing differences in health. The aim is for local authorities to start talking about health inequalities in their communities.
You can use and share the documents in this collection to discuss health inequalities. The toolkit and research findings show the thinking behind this programme and ways to start a conversation in your area. They will also help you to discuss these issues with those who are most affected by them.
We want to work together to create a clear, consistent language for describing the causes of health inequalities. By discussing what causes these issues, we can help our local partners work with communities to plan solutions for change.
For queries relating to the NCHI, please contact the Health Equity Unit: health.equity@phe.gov.uk.
2015
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: examples of local practice
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: Video photo stories
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: the Bromford Deal
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: yoUR Activity
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: Reach Out project
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: Healthy Homes Programme
2014
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: event report
- Health inequalities: a toolkit to support local conversations
- Local conversations on health inequalities: summary of findings
- National Conversation on Health Inequalities: start a conversation
- Health inequalities: 7 ways to guarantee a good discussion
Last updated 16 September 2015 + show all updates
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Added video photo stories detailed guide.
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Added 2015 case studies.
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The National Conversation on Health Inequalities: event report has been added.
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