Existing health equity frameworks often lack implementation guidance and treat equity as distributive rather than addressing how inequity is produced¶
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q2 i? The article reports, citing a 2023 NCCDH rapid review of 47 health equity frameworks, that many frameworks lacked detailed guidance on implementation, saying little about the practical how-to of organizational change, ongoing learning, and relationship building. → Mehelay S 2026
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Mehelay S 2026¶
Mehelay S, Comeau B, Chandra S, Fancott C, Gordon D, Loftgard K, Louzado C, Nixon SA, Shahid S, Tilson K, Wilson C, Shaw J. (2026). Shifting power: co-developing a framework for equity in healthcare. BMC Health Services Research. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-026-14964-7
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The article reports this second-hand, attributing it to the National Collaborating Center for Determinants of Health's 2023 rapid review identifying 47 health equity frameworks applicable to public health systems. The review's design was not read directly.
"One finding was that many frameworks, even those acknowledging structural drivers, lacked detailed guidance on implementation."
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Existing health equity frameworks often lack implementation guidance and treat equity as distributive rather than addressing how inequity is produced |
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Existing health equity frameworks often lack implementation guidance and treat equity as distributive rather than addressing how inequity is produced |
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