… than in affluent areas, … , quality, or consequences of clinical encounters. Unmet need is not
recorded in … The first Deep End Project began in Scotland in 2009, capturing the experience …

… WTE clinicians of all types in GP practices in deprived areas compared with affluent areas. …
findings suggest that radical change is needed to reverse the inverse care law in Scotland. …

… the inverse care law conducted … in deprived and affluent areas of one region of Scotland
and demonstrated that the higher demands on primary care in deprived areas resulted in poorer …

… multiple health conditions, but the inverse care law has permeated deprived communities (‘…
to discuss, yet less time to do so than in affluent areas. This results in high GP stress and low …

… inverse care law operates more completely where medical … the inverse care law and what
it means in deprived areas for … -employed workforce is smaller than in the most affluent areas, …

… (2007) The inverse care law: clinical primary care encounters in deprived and affluent
areas of Scotland. Ann Fam Med 5 (6):503–510, doi:10.1370/afm.778, pmid:18025487. …

… Health inequalities are compounded by the inverse care law … needs, and poorer outcomes
compared with affluent areas. … with time elapsed since the encounter 25 and there was some …

… postgraduate training in Scotland, with training GP practices more likely to be in affluent areas
[Citation… potentially sets the foundations for poor recruitment and retention of staff, further …

… Previous evidence from Scotland 14 showed that patients with … in affluent areas, but that
this was not the case in deprived … the inverse care law is alive and well in general practice in …

… This scoping review was timely in the shadow of 50 years of the ‘inverse care law’ 9 and as
… inverse care law: clinical primary care encounters in deprived and affluent areas of Scotland…