Health Inequality Insights
Welcome to the podcast dedicated to exploring the complexities of health inequalities within healthcare.
The podcast aims to spark meaningful conversations among healthcare professionals and beyond, driving progress towards a more equitable future. Listeners are encouraged to build on what they learn from others and to think about implementing change within their own practice to better serve the population they work with.
Tune in to gain valuable insights and to be part of the conversation.
Episodes
12 episodes
From Vision to Action: Leadership and Change
Episode DescriptionDr Su Khant Chei (GP) welcomes Sophie Edwards, an Organisational Development Consultant who is an expert in delivering complex change and improvement, and Dr Nadeeja Koralage, a GP partner with first-hand exper...
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Season 2
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Episode 4
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42:30
The Next Generation: Health Inequalities in Healthcare Training
Episode DescriptionIn this episode, Dr Su Khant Chei (GP) shares her own insights into how including a focus on health inequalities in different stages of healthcare training could have a crucial role in tackling health inequalit...
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13:20
Invisible Women: A Hard-to-Reach Vulnerable Population
Episode DescriptionDr Su Khant Chei (GP) and Dr Sean Liu (FY1) welcome Dr Ruth Beesley, a GP in Peterborough who runs a specialist clinic for vulnerable women who are homeless, have alcohol or drug addictions and engage in sex wo...
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Season 2
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Episode 3
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33:15
Air We Breathe: Addressing Respiratory Health Disparity
Episode DescriptionDr Su Khant Chei (GP) and Dr Sean Liu (FY1) discuss respiratory health inequalities with Dr Jeyoung Lee, a GP and Respiratory Lead at Fenland Group Practice. We focus on why asthma and COPD disproportionately a...
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Season 2
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Episode 2
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33:21
Civility Saves Lives
Episode DescriptionDr Su Khant Chei (GP) and Dr Sean Liu (FY1) discuss the Civility Saves Lives project with Dr Maria Clement, Consultant Paediatric Anaesthetist and Clinical Director for Health Inequality at Newcastle Hospitals....
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Season 2
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Episode 1
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36:26
Gypsy Roma and Traveller Community
Episode Description:Dr Ahkeb Hussain (GP) and Dr David Smith (Reader in social policy, Anglia Ruskin University) discuss health inequalities amongst the Gypsy, Traveller and Roma communities (GTR).Key Tak...
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Season 1
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Episode 7
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37:13
Health Inequalities and Cardiovascular disease
Episode Description:Dr Ahkeb Hussain (GP) and Dr Aseem Mishra (GP, Clinical lead CVD prevention across Greater Manchester) discuss health inequalities in the context of cardiovascular disease.Key Takeaway...
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Season 1
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Episode 6
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35:58
Boater Community
Episode Description:Dr Ahkeb Hussain (GP) and Victoria Lofts (Public Health specialist) discuss some of the health inequalities faced by the boater community which experience some of the worst health outcomes of any minority group in...
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35:33
Drugs and Substance Misuse
Episode Description:Dr Ahkeb Hussain (GP) and Mark Dowdall (Outreach team leader at Resolutions) discuss the topic of drugs and substance misuse, exploring trends, collaborative efforts, assessment approaches and different interventi...
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Season 1
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Episode 4
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32:03
Migrant Health
Episode Description:Dr Ahkeb Hussain (GP) and Dr Hiba Talha (GP) discuss migrant health, with a focus on how a GP practice in England provides care to the asylum seeker and refugee patient group. Key Takeaways:...
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Season 1
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Episode 3
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21:39
Health Inequalities within the homeless population group
Episode Description:Dr Ahkeb Hussain (GP) and Janet Chin (Rough Sleeper Nurse Practitioner) discuss the issue of homelessness, with a specific focus on how a GP practice in England provides care to the homeless population group. ...
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Season 1
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Episode 2
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28:25
Introduction to Health Inequality Insight podcast and meet your hosts
Episode Description:In this episode of Health Inequality Insights, we introduce you to the podcast's mission and goals. Your hosts Dr Ahkeb Hussain and Dr Rahhiel Riasat, provide an overview of what to expect from this podcast ser...
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Season 1
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Episode 1
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32:27