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Summary
The National Health Service (NHS) has significantly improved its inclusivity. Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust now leads the 2015 workplace equality index, a reversal from its previous low ranking.
Area of Science:
- Healthcare Management
- Organizational Inclusivity
- LGBTQ+ Workplace Equality
Background:
- The National Health Service (NHS) was previously ranked lowest in the Stonewall index for gay-friendly employers.
- A significant shift in workplace inclusivity within the NHS has occurred over a six-year period.
Purpose of the Study:
- To highlight the transformation of the NHS's inclusivity performance.
- To recognize leading NHS trusts in promoting LGBTQ+ workplace equality.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of the Stonewall workplace equality index rankings over six years.
- Identification of the top-performing NHS trust in the 2015 index.
Main Results:
- The NHS has moved from the lowest-performing sector to a leading position in LGBTQ+ inclusivity.
- Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust achieved the highest ranking in the 2015 index.
Conclusions:
- The NHS demonstrates a strong commitment to improving LGBTQ+ workplace equality.
- Organizational change is achievable, leading to enhanced inclusivity in healthcare settings.
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