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    “Long Covid GP Consultations Rack Up £23M Bill”

    January 11, 2024
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    A recent study conducted by the university has found that there are additional costs associated with being white and female when it comes to healthcare. The co-lead author of the study, Dr Shamil Haroon, highlighted that while it is generally expected that older patients or those with long-term health conditions would require more primary care support, the study also revealed that being white and female can lead to additional expenses.

    The study sheds light on the disparities in healthcare costs that exist based on race and gender. It challenges the assumption that healthcare needs are solely determined by age or pre-existing health conditions. Dr Haroon emphasized the importance of recognizing and addressing these additional costs to ensure equitable access to healthcare for all individuals.

    The findings raise questions about the underlying factors contributing to the increased costs for white and female patients. Further research is needed to understand the specific reasons behind these disparities and to develop strategies to mitigate them.

    Addressing healthcare disparities based on race and gender is crucial for achieving healthcare equity. It is essential for healthcare providers and policymakers to be aware of these disparities and work towards eliminating them. By recognizing the additional costs faced by certain groups, efforts can be made to allocate resources more effectively and provide targeted support where needed.

    The study serves as a reminder that healthcare is not a one-size-fits-all approach and that individuals’ identities and characteristics can impact their healthcare experiences and costs. By acknowledging and addressing these disparities, steps can be taken towards achieving a more inclusive and equitable healthcare system.

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