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Race equality in the NHS: a plan for progress

The second report of the Workforce Race Equality Standard has found signs of improvement in some trusts, while others have a long way to go. What is clear now is what works – honest assessment, strong senior leadership and tailored support for individuals.
Posted 31 May 2017 - 15:57
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