Theme 7: Emergency care, preventable mortality and long-term health conditions.

The next episode of Same Place Worlds Apart looks into Theme 7 of the BLACHIR report emergency care, preventable mortality, and long-term physical health conditions within Black African and Black Caribbean communities.

We are joined by Joyce Jacca, a Health Inequality Community Link Worker who brings invaluable insights and expertise on how systemic challenges can be addressed to better serve these communities.

Key Findings:
Black African and Black Caribbean communities face delayed access to emergency care due to systemic discrimination and mistrust.

There is a lack of culturally competent healthcare services, contributing to higher rates of preventable mortality and complications in managing chronic conditions.

Opportunities for Action:
Strengthen culturally appropriate data collection and analysis to improve service planning and health outcomes.

Co-develop services that are accessible to these communities, such as pop-up health clinics in community spaces.

Train healthcare professionals in anti-racism and cultural competency to better serve Black African and Black Caribbean populations.

Join us as Joyce Jacca shares her unique perspective on the actions needed to create equitable healthcare solutions for the black community.

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