Health Equity Evidence Centre

The Health Equity Evidence Centre hosts:

• 'Living Evidence Maps' – Each map represents a body of research relating to primary care inequalities, for example health outcomes for disadvantaged groups. Anyone around the world can access the evidence by clicking through to see the full list of papers included in the maps. We use machine learning software to help find relevant articles. The trained model is run once per month to pick up new relevant articles, ensuring the maps are always up to date.
• Evidence briefs and how-to guides – These manually produced reports summarise the key articles from the Living Evidence Maps and provide practical guidance for policy-makers and practitioners.
• Data insights – Data visualisations display the facts and figures that describe current structural inequalities in primary care.

Collaborators

CEG team: John Ford, Cameron Appel, Lucy Johnson, Ofelia Torres, Helena Painter, Amy Dehn Lunn. 

In collaboration with: Evidence for Policy and Practice Information Centre at University College London, Health Innovation East, University of Sheffield, University of Cambridge, Newcastle University, Deep End: East of England network, FAIRHEALTH charity, Deep End: North East North Cumbria network, The Royal College of General Practitioners, Deep End: Yorkshire Humber network, and NHS North East and North Cumbria.

The Health Equity Evidence Centre is made possible through core funding from NHS England - East of England.