Introducing the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF)

We are working with NHS England to implement the first ever anti-racism framework for mental health Trusts and service providers.

The Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework (PCREF) will ensure that we are responsible for co-producing and implementing concrete actions to reduce racial inequality within our services, with a view to becoming an actively anti-racist organisation. We will embed the framework in three ways:

  • Through Leadership and Governance: Our Trust Board will lead on establishing and monitoring concrete plans of action to reduce health inequalities
  • With data: New data on improvements in reducing health inequalities will be published, as well as details on ethnicity in all existing core data sets
  • Via feedback mechanisms: there will be visible and effective ways for our patients and carers to feedback, as well as clear processes to act and report on that feedback.

To find out more about the Patient and Carer Race Equality Framework, visit: NHS England » Advancing mental health equalities

 

 

 

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