Thrilled to do this on intersectionality today
--- thanks BMJ Leader esp Dr Nagina Khan Aoife Molloy

This blog on #HealthEquity resonates with what Sir Michael Marmot said at keynote speech at Public Health Scotland #ScotPH24 !

Dr Shahid Latif Dr Hina J Shahid 💙 Dr. Hina Tahseen
Subodh Dave ☘️🌻🌞 Humanising Medicine Zafar Iqbal Hadjer Nacer Olaa Karim Mitha MFPH FRSA FRSPH Catherine Falconer Dr Fatima Wurie, PhD PFPH 🇬🇧🇸🇱 Mikaela Loach - It’s Not That Radical 📖🇵🇸 Manira Ahmad

Suhana Ahmed BMJ Leader Dr Nagina Khan Shareaholic West London NHS Trust Royal College of Psychiatrists Rajesh Mohan🌈 Subodh Dave ☘️🌻🌞 Humanising Medicine Derek Tracy Thanks Su. Really keen to continue conversations about designing around the most marginalised right from the start in West London NHS Trust and wider Derek Tracy Christopher Hilton 💙 drjulia

BMJ Leader Amrit Sachar 🇵🇸 #StopTheGenocide Dr Nagina Khan Shareaholic West London NHS Trust Royal College of Psychiatrists Rajesh Mohan🌈 Subodh Dave ☘️🌻🌞 Humanising Medicine Derek Tracy This looks fantastic. Really looking forward to reading it. Will also share with service line as we've had similar discussions about this. Thank you so much for writing and sharing.

Thanks to ⁦BMJ Leader⁩ for helping me to publish my piece on intersectionality and disabled doctors today — especially grateful to ⁦Aoife Molloy⁩ and ⁦Dr Nagina Khan⁩ ⁦Dr Chao Fang⁩ ⁦NHS Practitioner Health⁩ ⁦Lucy Warner NHS PracHealth 💙 😷⁩

BMJ Leader Trisha Greenhalgh Partha S Kar 🇮🇳🇬🇧🏏🎥 Brigid Russell Randeep Kaur Kular (She/Her) #NHS Prof Durka Dougall Dr Nagina Khan Thank you very much especially Nagina and Aoife.

In this new publication radical optimism writes on the
Silence about disabled doctors & questions whether it is a political statement in itself!
'So is the solution intersectionality?'
By Prof. Shibley Rahman

Trisha Greenhalgh
Partha S Kar 🇮🇳🇬🇧🏏🎥 Brigid Russell
Randeep Kaur Kular (She/Her) #NHS Prof Durka Dougall…

In todays double blog publication Amrit Sachar 🇵🇸 #StopTheGenocide writes about delivering true health equity,
'Just because it’s hard to do, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it.'
By Dr. Amrit Sachar Dr Nagina Khan

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West London NHS Trust Royal College of Psychiatrists Rajesh Mohan🌈 Subodh Dave ☘️🌻🌞 Humanising Medicine Suhana Ahmed Derek Tracy…

BMJ Leader Thank YOU!
You are increasingly the journal pushing boundaries

Silence about disabled doctors is a political statement in itself: the solution is intersectionality? By Prof. Shibley Rahman bit.ly/3UgXPJA

Delivering true health equity: just because it’s hard to do, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t do it. By Dr. Amrit Sachar and Dr. Nagina Khan. bit.ly/4biXm0h

Thank you Nagina (and Aoife)

Healthcare Inequalities & Social Justice Blog two part three: A roadmap for health equity and social justice? By Roger Kline, MaryAnn Ferreux, Durka Dougall, and Randeep Kau Kular

But how do we unpick and challenge the biases baked into our society that impede sustained…

Latest BMJ Leader Challenging Healthcare Inequalities and Social Justice blog from Dr Nagina Khan, with authors in the series including Middlesex University academic @RogerKline on racism in the NHS.

A roadmap for health equity and social justice? By Roger Kline, MaryAnn Ferreux, Durka Dougall and Randeep Kau Kular bit.ly/4aR0W1U

Part three – Challenging Healthcare Inequalities and Social Justice. By Dr. Nagina Khan bit.ly/3xWY7hj

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