Health inequalities exist in every population. A health inequality refers to an observable difference in health between subgroups in a population. With the necessary data, health inequalities can be measured, compared and tracked over time.
Health inequality monitoring entails quantifying and assessing health inequalities in a defined population to inform where changes are needed to advance health equity.
This channel includes training courses about the foundations of health inequality monitoring, its application to specific topics and skill building.
Please note that the courses on this channel will no longer be available via the OpenWHO platform after the 31 December 2024. Please go to the following website to access the courses after this date: https://www.who.int/data/inequality-monitor/training.
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