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Monitoring Fairness in the NHS

There are inequalities in the quantity, quality and outcomes of NHS care received by rich and poor people. This research project aims to develop new indicators for monitoring NHS performance in reducing these inequalities.

We would like to know your views on fairness in the NHS to help us select meaningful indicators that address public concerns.

Let us know what you think by taking part in our on-line survey.

Apply to join our Citizens’ Panel Meeting

We are holding a one-day Citizen’s Panel Meeting at The King’s Manor in York on Saturday 21st September 2013, from 9.30am-3.30pm.  We are looking for 30 members of the public to take part in discussions in small and large groups, facilitated by the research team.  Each participant will receive a one-off gift of £70 as a thank you for their time.

Apply to join our Citizens’ Panel Meeting by clicking on the link above.  Alternatively, please call Ruth Helstrip on 01904 321427 to register your interest or send an email to: ruth.helstrip@york.ac.uk

Places on the Citizens’ Panel will be limited, so early application is advised. We would like a diverse mix of people but otherwise will offer places on a first come, first served basis.