NICE to work with NHS Race and Health Observatory to de-bias clinical guidance

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The NHS Race and Health Observatory and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) have agreed five priority areas for de-biasing clinical guidance. As part of an agreement between the organisations, which will run over the next two years, they will combine expertise and share research to tackle health inequalities in black, Asian […]

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