Can’t count, won’t count
Black, minority ethnic and refugee (BMER) communities and the National Dementia Strategy: the London experience
Ethnicity, gender and mental health
Safeguarding children in madrassahs: a way forward
Settling in New Zealand: the well-being of Indian immigrant women as shaped by their children
Supporting the independence and wellbeing of adults through a universal service: diversity, difference and proportionate universalism
‘Third-age’ workers caring for adults and older people in England: findings from secondary analysis of the National Minimum Data Set for Social Care
Are some of us more equal than others?
Diversity & Equality in Health and Care received 10116 citations as per Google Scholar report
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