Inequalities in access and outcomes
Richmond Council's Health and Wellbeing Board is prioritising preventative measures and tackling health inequalities across the borough.
Richmond Council's Health and Wellbeing Board is set to adopt a renewed focus on tackling health inequalities across the borough. In October 2026, the Board updated its Terms of Reference to strengthen its strategic leadership role, emphasising preventative measures and reducing health inequalities. This clarifies its role as Richmond's senior place-based partnership for health and wellbeing.
No upcoming council meetings are currently scheduled to discuss inequalities in access and outcomes. This topic concerns unequal access to and results from healthcare services, often influenced by factors such as deprivation, race, or gender, which councils aim to address through various strategies.
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