Too little too late? Inequalities and Social justice in end of life care

In this virtual session, you’ll hear from speakers who will explore different aspects of inequality, between them presenting the lived, local, system and global experience of inequality. We hope to create a fuller discussion of inequality that should help us to recognise and respond to it, as well as think about what kind of effective approaches we can take. If you are interested in tackling inequality or its consequences but uncertain about where to start or what to address, or if the end of life seems too late to act, this seminar will help you to explore more what inequality is, and what its relevance is to the end of life. In this seminar we’ll start the work of understanding and exploring the root causes of inequalities, for example poor outcomes, the links between the individual and the global and the connections with systems of care. Our speakers will help us understand what inequality is and how it manifests in society, lived experience and the work we do.

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