Spending on healthcare is often lower for disadvantaged groups, not because they are healthier, but because they face barriers such as racism, bias from doctors, or financial limits.
Some groups, like CALD, women, LGBTQI+, and people with disability, often get less medical attention even when they have the same health problems as others.
Data shows higher rates of serious conditions (like diabetes or kidney failure) in some communities, but they still receive fewer treatments or lower-quality care.
Access to care
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Spending on healthcare is often lower for disadvantaged groups, not because they are healthier, but because they face barriers such as racism, bias from doctors, or financial limits.
Some groups, like CALD, women, LGBTQI+, and people with disability, often get less medical attention even when they have the same health problems as others.
Data shows higher rates of serious conditions (like diabetes or kidney failure) in some communities, but they still receive fewer treatments or lower-quality care.
Access to care
Health outcomes
Costs vs Need