Background Digital consultations between patients and clinicians increased markedly
during the COVID-19 pandemic, raising questions about equity. Objective This study aimed …

Despite the widespread acceptance of the need for intersectoral and multisectoral
approaches, knowledge around how to support, achieve, and sustain multisectoral action is …

Environmental issues increasingly impact the well-being, the ability to have a good life, of
people, especially members of marginalized groups. Dealing with environmental issues is a …

Accepted: 1 February 2022© The New York Academy of Medicine 2022 because it
“systematically addresses health in policymaking by targeting broad health determinants,” …

To date, no studies have assessed how those involved in the World Health Organization's
(WHO) work understand the concept of health equity. To fill the gap, this research poses the …

Background: The field of digital health has grown rapidly in part due to digital health tools'
potential to reduce health inequities. However, such potential has not always been realized …

Health equity understood as the ability to live a healthy life, to have a good life, is impacted
by many social determinants and by the social marginalization of various groups.“Measures” …

Introduction What are the different ways in which health equity can be sought through policy
and programs? Although there is a central focus on health equity in global and public health …

Abstract Background The World Health Organization (WHO) has focused on health equity as
part of its mandate and broader agenda—consider for example, the “health for all” slogan …

Background Despite growing attention paid to health equity and efforts to promote gender
mainstreaming—a global strategy to promote gender equality—how policymakers have …