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Introduction
What is Equity Oriented Care?
Equity-oriented health care (EOHC) is about directing resources to those with the greatest needs. It doesn’t mean treating everyone equally, because everyone doesn’t need the same thing. The aim of the EQUIP education is to enhance EOHC by recognizing and seeking to reduce the impacts of:
-unfair access for people to the social determinants of health (such as adequate income, housing, social support),
-discrimination and stigma, including that based on poverty, racism and gender, &
-the ongoing effects of trauma and violence in people’s lives, including violence caused by legislation or policies that disadvantage certain groups
-unfair access for people to the social determinants of health (such as adequate income, housing, social support),
-discrimination and stigma, including that based on poverty, racism and gender, &
-the ongoing effects of trauma and violence in people’s lives, including violence caused by legislation or policies that disadvantage certain groups
Your responses will help us to identify and assess how VCH is doing related to 10 main Equity-Oriented strategies. For these questions you will be rating
VCH, where 0 = “not at all attending to this strategy”, and 10 = “fully attending to this strategy”.
VCH, where 0 = “not at all attending to this strategy”, and 10 = “fully attending to this strategy”.