NHS Race & Health Observatory featured Dr Azar Alexander-Sefre PhD explaining why research can appear representative while excluding important voices from shaping the work in episode seven of the podcast.
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“In this clip from episode seven of Race and Health Matters, Dr Azar Alexander-Sefre PhD (Research Fellow at the University of Aberdeen) explains why research can appear representative while still excluding important voices from shaping the work.”
— NHS Race & Health Observatory team
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NHS Race & Health Observatory
An independent body working to tackle ethnic inequalities in health & care.
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- Hospitals and Health Care
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- London, GB
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- 52 employees
We are an independent expert body, established by the NHS to examine the health inequalities experienced by Black and minority ethnic communities in England. We work as a proactive investigator by actioning evidence and insight, providing evidence-based health policy recommendations, and facilitating long-term transformational change across health and care. We are data and evidence-driven, as well as factual and solution-focused. We are supported by NHS England and hosted by the NHS Confederation.