Additional Information and Resources

Public Health Scotland have published a suite of resources designed to improve data collection and understanding of equalities data.

NHS Grampian Equality and Diversity - services information and resources

(this link leads to the NHS Grampian Intranet which can only be accessed by devices connected to the NHS Grampian IT Network)

The King's Fund

Our work on discrimination and issues of equality and diversity within the health and care workforce.

Time's up Foundation

The Time's up Guide to Equality and Inclusion, Building an anti-racist workplace.

Grampian Regional Equality Council (GREC)

GREC are a registered charity based in Aberdeen, taking a leading role in advancing equality across North East Scotland. They work to tackle prejudice and discrimination, celebrate diversity, build positive community relations, and provide evidence to change policy and practice.

GREC - Engagement and Research in North East Scotland 2023

In 2023, GREC delivered a series of workshops with ethnic minority communities in Aberdeen to explore participants’ ideas about research, and consider how communities could be actively involved in building evidence about inequalities in North East Scotland:

Guidance on Equalities Issues in Alcohol and Drugs (pdf)

This document aims to offer Aberdeenshire Alcohol and Drug Partners (ADP) some advice on what to look out for in their Delivery Plan work to identify and reduce potential inequalities that some individuals may experience.

The four 'Ds' of Bystander Intervention - How to be an active bystander (pdf)

Directory of Community Groups for Engagement & Participation in Aberdeen City

This resource has been developed by the Aberdeen Equalities Participation Network, to improve engagement with equality-related groups and organisations in the City. Groups are listed by characteristic, and may be listed in two or three categories if relevant.

Using comics to highlight microaggressions in clinical teaching areas

A comic produced by the School of Dentistry and Scottish Centre for Comics Studies (SCCS) is designed to start conversations about microaggressions (published October 23)

Article: Equality, diversity and inclusion are no luxury for the NHS 

This article was published in the New Statesman on 26 October 2023.

How Fair is North East Scotland? – Grampian Regional Equality Council

In 2010, the Equality & Human Rights Commission produced a report called How Fair is Britain?, looking at how different groups of people experience life in the UK, in terms of employment, health, education, safety, and a range of other categories. In 2015, this was followed by Is Britain Fairer?, along with a separate report focused on Scotland. Follow-up reports have been released every few years since then – the full collection is available here.

GREC and Integrate Grampian set out to create similar reports in 2018 and 2021 – How Fair is North East Scotland?, looking at Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire and Moray. The material at this link relates to the 2021 report.

Quick Guide to Promoting Women’s Participation

This paper has been produced and published by Oxfam.

Community participation for transformative action on women’s, children’s and adolescents’ health

This is a journal article published in 2016.

Effective methods of engaging Black and minority ethnic communities within health care settings

This briefing paper was published in 2010 and is available on the Race Equality Foundation website.

Local action on health inequalities amongst ethnic minorities

This article, from 2018, is available to read on the UK Health Security Agency website.

How and how well have older people been engaged in healthcare intervention design, development or delivery using co-methodologies

This article was originally published in 2020.

Local action on health inequalities: Improving health literacy to reduce health inequalities

This is a summary of a more detailed report on the same topic and is intended to help local authorities, health and wellbeing boards, and health and social care professionals when devising local programmes and strategies to reduce health inequalities.  This was published in 2015.
 
 
 
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