Access to the health and social care services within UK is not equitable in relation to black and minority ethnic

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This essay discusses the inequitable access to health and social care services for black and minority ethnic population in the UK and the barriers they face. It highlights the need for provisions and laws to ensure equitable access and improve care outcomes.

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Access to the health and social care services within UK is not equitable in relation to black and minority ethnic

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