Sex workers
Resources for addressing health inequalities in antimicrobial resistance amongst sex workers.
Sex workers may be disproportionately affected by drug‑resistant sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and other infections because of structural barriers, stigma, criminalisation, and poor access to timely, appropriate healthcare. These are factors that intersectional AMR research identifies as drivers of inequitable AMR exposure and outcomes.
Summary
Online self‑assessment for PCNs to evaluate engagement with Inclusion Health groups and generate a tailored action guide to embed inequality reduction into routine activities.
Population: Sex workers
Type: Online resource: assessment tool
Link: Inclusion Health Self‑Assessment Tool for Primary Care Networks (PCNs)
Year: 2026
Available in another language: No
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Summary
Beta Power BI dashboard collating published data and evidence to support inclusion health work at national, regional and local levels. Sections include key messages, data, policy and guidance, and resources across homelessness, Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities, migrants, sex workers, people in contact with the justice system, and people with substance dependence.
Population: Sex workers
Type: Dashboard
Link: Inclusion health data and intelligence resource for England: An overview of published data and evidence
Year: 2026
Available in another language: No
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Summary
Toolkit providing practical guidance for multi‑agency working to improve prevention, diagnosis and management of tuberculosis in inclusion health groups, addressing barriers to access and supporting coordinated action to reduce health inequalities.
Population: Sex workers
Type: Toolkit
Link: Tackling TB in inclusion health groups: toolkit for a multi-agency approach
Year: 2024
Available in another language: No
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