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Consultation on Draft Equality Outcomes 2024-28

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Equality Outcome 1 – People with protected characteristics in Aberdeenshire have improved health and wellbeing outcomes through the adoption of an equality driven culture within the Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnership. 

People who took part in last year’s public consultation said that there needed to be an improvement in the number of trained staff to deal with certain medical conditions, so that the right service and support was available to them. People felt that they had to travel a lot and flexible options to accessing services would be of help.

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Equality Outcome 2 – People with protected characteristics in Aberdeenshire are aware of Aberdeenshire Health & Social Care Partnerships services and how to access them. 

People who took part in last year’s public consultation said that information about the services that are available is not always provided in a way that can be easy to access and understand. People said that we need to consider and support key groups about other ways to access information.

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Equality Outcome 3 - People with key protected characteristics, their families and organisations that support them are involved in the planning and decision making around our service delivery.

People who took part in last year’s public consultation felt that being listened to was important to ensure that the appropriate services were offered. That people accessing support must be treated with respect regardless of their illness or condition.

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