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Jo Trask Health Inequalities and Patient Engagement Programme Manager for the Cheshire and Merseyside Cancer Alliance

Season 1, Ep. 11

We talk to the inspirational Jo Trask, Health Inequalities and Patient Engagement Programme Manager, whose work involves encouraging more people across the NHS to understand the barriers to treatment and care and work towards improving access to healthcare. We listen to how Jo's personal experiences have influenced her passion to break down the barriers around discrimination and inequalities in healthcare and how both current and future healthcare professionals can have awareness and make a difference through their professional practice.

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