Learning our lesson: using past policies to improve digital and ethnic inequalities beyond the pandemic

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Digitally enabled care has advanced but without prevention, demand exceeds supply, e.g. testing shortages. For non-COVID care, remote appointments cannot meet all needs and high COVID rates have worse effects in the vulnerable.(6/7) https://t.co/FuzjoCJ…

#COVID19 proved again the disproportionate impact on people experiencing greater health #inequality. Data and measurement, improved communication, and embedded equality impact may help to avoid further ethnic and #digitalhealth inequalities https://t.co…

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