Data is a powerful tool in tackling health inequalities and shaping interventions that improve people’s lives. Despite challenges with the quality of ethnicity data, it remains essential for understanding and addressing disparities in health. This event focuses on how we can use ethnicity data more effectively to create targeted solutions and drive better health outcomes for Black, Asian, and minoritised ethnic Londoners.
Who is this event for?
This event is for those in the health and social care sector, and working on health and wellbeing issues: including integrated care systems, public health, and especially middle management and leaders.
Key Contributors
- Race Equality Foundation: Ethnicity data quality and consistency
- City University: Understanding data to improve outcomes for ethnic health inequalities
- Royal Free London NHS Hospital Trust & North Middlesex University Hospital: Data-led approaches to reducing health race inequalities.
- NHS England: Exploring the Inequalities Dashboard
The London Anti-Racism Collaboration for Health (LARCH)
This event is an activity of the LARCH programme. LARCH aims to empower health and care organisations to embed antiracist approaches and tackle health inequalities faced by Black, Asian, and minoritised ethnic Londoners. Supported by the Greater London Authority and partners, the programme runs from April 2024 to March 2025, led by the Race Equality Foundation and Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London.
Watch the overview of ethnicity data from the session recording: