New Journal - First issue publishing in June

Does your job involve promoting race equality, cultural diversity and tackling ethnic inequalities in health and Social Care?

Ethnicity and Inequalities in Health and Social Care is a new Journal that will equip you with compelling evidence from research studies and health and social care practice to help you develop your skills in these areas and provide excellent services.

Published quarterly and supported by the Race Equality Foundation, the Journal explores what is currently known about racism, discrimination and disadvantage and considers interventions that will overcome barriers and promote equality.

The Journal offers a range of contributions, including editorial, peer-reviewed articles, latest policy and debate, case studies and personal perspectives.

Volume 1, Issue 1, is a themed issue covering cultural competencies. Articles include:

• a user's experience of cultural competence
• the Count Me In Census: what it tells us and what it does not
• preventing avoidable glaucoma blindness in African-Caribbeans
• cultural, racial and ethnic competence and psychiatric diagnosis
• training to redress racial disadvantage in mental health care
• Race Equality Foundation briefing paper - effective communication with service users.

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