What is Health Inequalities?
How Health Inequalities can help you...
- Improved access to healthcare
- Enhanced health awareness and education
- Reducing health disparities
- Reducing isolation and loneliness
- Enhanced mental health and wellbeing
Addressing health inequalities benefits patients in many ways ranging from improved access to healthcare to reduced health disparities and better mental health wellbeing. This improves not only individual health outcomes but contribute to a healthier and more equitable society.
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"The social prescribers I saw at the surgery were very helpful, Knowledgeable with a good sense of humour"
Patient
''Couldn't do any better, very kind and helpful, Thank you so much''
Mrs B,
Patient
''They are doing an amazing job, Made me feel better and calmed me down''
Miss N,
Patient
''Suzi and Natalie are worth their weight in gold, we have seen them twice and they make you feel very welcome. They certainly know what they are talking about, thank you”
Patient
''That is such an amazing news, Thank you so much for your help, support and understanding, I can’t express how much I appreciate it''
Mrs J,
Patient
'Natalie, Thank you so much for helping us with the applications so quickly and for making all the referrals. You are a star and I really appreciate all your help.''
Mrs B,
Patient
''I just want to say a huge thank you to the social prescribing team who called me after a home visit from the GP. I have had to try and organise a carer for my In-Laws urgently and did not have a clue how difficult it would be. Suzi chatted through the types of care and the referral options in adult social care and guided me through the options. I received a prompt email providing links to PA providers. Great support from a knowledgeable team. Thank you.''
Mrs R,
Patient
How Farnham PCN delivers Health Inequalities...
We developed a questionnaire to look at wider determinants of health locally and sent this to residents of North and West Farnham in late 2021, receiving over 2000 responses.
Living well in North Farnham (ntropydata.co.uk)
These results have shaped the work we are delivering which is focused on mental health for children and adults, physical activity for all ages and abilities, improving diet and addressing loneliness. Surrey County Council working with The Health Creation Alliance, have identified the Sandy Hill area of Farnham as within the 20% most deprived areas of Surrey.
FHIG are working closely with Hale Community Centre and other partners to improve the experiences of Sandy Hill residents.
Health inequalities work is being delivered by working with communities. Access to Health and Wellbeing services and Social Prescribing is via professional referral.









