Health Inequalities Dashboard

Health inequalities are preventable and unjust differences in health status experienced by certain population groups. They arise from social inequalities, themselves the result of unequal distribution of factors influencing health, such as housing, environment, social background, income, employment and education. Inequalities can be identified according to where people live and this is particularly true in areas of high deprivation and need; but there are also inequalities between genders, ethnicities, ages and abilities that we need to tackle. 

This dashboard provides information to monitor progress on reducing inequalities within Gloucestershire across a range of themes. 

View a full screen version of the report here and a user guide detailing how to navigate the report here