CHE Policy Forum: Primary care payment systems to reduce health inequality

CHE Policy Forum: Primary care payment systems to reduce health inequality

By Centre for Health Economics

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University of York

University of York York YO10 5DD United Kingdom

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  • 1 hour, 30 minutes
  • In person
  • Paid venue parking
  • Doors at 13:30

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Title: Primary Care Payment Systems to Reduce Health Inequality

Presented by Professor Nils Gutacker from CHE 

Discussant: Dr John Ford, Senior Clinical Lecturer in Health Equity at Queen Mary University of London

Abstract

Health inequalities affect all modern societies: the more disadvantaged someone is, the worse their health tends to be. People living in the poorest parts of the country have much shorter lives and spend more time with health problems than those in the richest parts. The NHS in England has a legal duty to reduce these health inequalities but often its care is less effective for more disadvantaged people, making health inequalities worse.

One way to address this problem is to give more resources to health services that reduce inequalities, for example by paying GP practices to focus more on interventions that have greater benefits for more disadvantaged patients. In his talk, Nils will present recent research that seeks to answer how one might implement such equity weighting in the way GP practices are paid.

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Yes, there is a Pay and Display car park with standard and accessible bays, just a five-minute walk from the event location. Full details will be shared with attendees prior to the event.

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The event venue is fully accessible, with step-free entry, accessible toilets, and nearby parking bays. The room includes ramped/manual door access, seating throughout, mobility-aid access, and assistive listening support. For specific requirements, please contact che-web@york.ac.uk

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