Have all of the groups and factors below been considered fully? Do we have enough data? Is there anything else we could include? Protected under equalities legislation but unlikely to change the formula Marriage: people who are married, Religion and belief: people with different unmarried or in a civil partnership. religions or beliefs, or none. Population groups to think about though data may not be available Sexual orientation Staff: full/part time; voluntary; delivering/ accessing services. Carers: paid/unpaid, family members. Looked after and accommodated People with limited literacy children and young people Priority groups that it is important to consider carefully people on the street; staying Refugees and asylum seekers Homeless: temporarily with friends/family; in People experiencing addictions and hostels/B&Bs. substance misuse Criminal justice system: offenders in prison/on probation, ex-offenders. Groups where data has already been captured- is there anything missing? Gender: men; women; people Living in remote, rural and island undergoing gender reassignment; locations pregnancy and maternity; experience of gender-based violence. Race and ethnicity: minority ethnic people; non-English speakers; gypsies/ Disability: physical impairments; learning travellers; migrant workers. disability; sensory impairment; mental health conditions; long-term medical Age: older people; middle years; early conditions. years; children and young people. Low income and deprivation Appendix 3 - Health inequalities impact assessment (HIIA) Background The MLC sub-group aims to integrate the principles of health inequalities impact assessment (HIIA) with the whole process of the work in order to ensure that issues related to group’s
Have all of the groups and factors below been considered fully? Do we have enough data? Is there anything else we could include? Protected under equalities legislation but unlikely to change the formula Marriage: people who are married, unmarried or in a civil partnership. Religion and belief: people with different religions or beliefs, or none. Population groups to think about though data may not be available Sexual orientation Carers: paid/unpaid, family members. People with limited literacy Staff: full/part time; voluntary; delivering/ accessing services. Looked after and accommodated children and young people Priority groups that it is important to consider carefully Refugees and asylum seekers People experiencing addictions and substance misuse Homeless: people on the street; staying temporarily with friends/family; in hostels/B&Bs. Criminal justice system: offenders in prison/on probation, ex-offenders. Groups where data has already been captured- is there anything missing? Gender: men; women; people undergoing gender reassignment; pregnancy and maternity; experience of gender-based violence. Disability: physical impairments; learning disability; sensory impairment; mental health conditions; long-term medical conditions. Low income and deprivation Living in remote, rural and island locations Race and ethnicity: minority ethnic people; non-English speakers; gypsies/ travellers; migrant workers. Age: older people; middle years; early years; children and young people. Appendix 3 - Health inequalities impact assessment (HIIA) Background The MLC sub-group aims to integrate the principles of health inequalities impact assessment (HIIA) with the whole process of the group’s work in order to ensure that issues related to