Meanings of inequitable access in English

One, the fact that there is without a doubt inequitable access to palliative care across the country.

Organisations that strive for cultural competence can potentially reduce the barriers associated with inequitable access to services by CALD groups.

His case was used yesterday by Mayo Independent TD Dr Jerry Cowley to highlight the inequitable access to radiotherapy treatment for cancer patients.

The report said lower socioeconomic communities where people had inequitable access to healthcare and were more likely to live in overcrowded conditions were more susceptible.

Methods: Taking a comparative approach, we assess how distinct criminalization policy contexts across US states are associated with inequitable access to care by citizenship status.