Global Insights on Tackling Workforce Inequities | Race and Health Matters Podcast

Workforce inequity is not unique to the NHS. Ethnic minority healthcare workers face strikingly similar barriers, in pay, progression, and workplace experience, across different healthcare systems around the world. So what does that tell us about the nature of these inequalities? And what can the NHS learn from how other countries are responding? In this episode, Dr Guddi Singh is joined by Professor David R. Williams (Florence and Laura Norman Professor of Public Health, and Professor of African and African American Studies and of Sociology at Harvard University) for a conversation that looks beyond the UK, drawing on global perspectives and international examples of tackling race and workforce inequality in healthcare systems. They explore what lessons can be adapted for the NHS, what doesn’t translate easily, and how global learning can strengthen local action and inform more effective workforce strategies. Available on major streaming platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube. Follow Race and Health Matters on the platforms you use so that you never miss an episode. Don't miss a video on YouTube. Subscribe NOW:    / @nhsraceandhealthobservatory   Follow for podcast updates ↓   / raceandhealthmatters     / nhs-race-and-health-observatory   #RaceAndHealthMatters