An analysis of how personalisation can increase access to healthcare for people from black and minority ethnic communities, and some of the challenges that it may bring.
This report highlights ways in which providers and commissioners have developed innovative solutions and approaches to better cater for and engage with black and minority ethnic communities.
This paper draws on findings from the Evidence and Ethnicity in Commissioning (EEiC) project, together with practice experience and other research, to highlight obstacles and opportunities for healthcare commissioning to enhance access, experiences and outcomes for minority ethnic people.
The aim of the paper is to describe typical elements of commissioning work and to point out a range of actions that clinical commissioners, commissioning managers and other stakeholders can and should take to improve healthcare commissioning for multi-ethnic populations.