The APHG held its first evidence session of its inquiry into Improving Access to Primary Care Services in Parliament.
Co-chaired by Dr Simon Opher MP and Lord Syed Kamall, the session explored which populations are most affected by poor access to primary care, with a particular focus on how digital exclusion risks widening health inequalities and what more equitable models of access could look like.
Speakers included:
- William Pett (Healthwatch England)
- Dr Emily Murray (Institute for Public Health, University of Essex)
- Tim Clarke (Accessible Waterways Association CIC)
- John Ford (Health Equity Evidence Centre)
- Shawn Charlwood (British Dental Association)
- Rob Waterson (University of East London)
For further information about the inquiry, please contact Jasmin Adebisi (jasmin.adebisi@policyconnect.org.uk).