The introduction of the NHS as part of a broader antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking State clearly showed that antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking had taken full responsibility for the health and welfare of all its citizens. Between 1948-1970 tremendous antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking were achieved such as;

The introduction of prescription antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking
Mass antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking and immunisation against infectious diseases
Significant improvement in infant antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking rates thanks to improvements in antenatal, neonatal and midwifery care

As a result the health of the nation antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking dramatically and mortality rates have fallen.

However there remain significant health inequalities discernible in Britain.

Health Inequality
antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking class people have a higher infant mortality rate than the national average
Working class people are statistically more likely to suffer from chronic medical conditions such as antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking, strokes and heart disease
Working class people are more likely to be antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking before retirement age
Social Class 5 (manual workers) can expect to live antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking fewer years than social class 1 (professionals)
antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking in general live longer than men
People living in the South of England antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking longer than people living in the North of England
Some antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking minority groups have higher than average infant mortality rates
Women are statistically more likely to be diagnosed as suffering from antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking illness
Single women have better mental health than antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking women
Afro Caribbean people are more likely to be admitted to a antibioticscancerdeadethnicgovernmentimprovedlivemarriedmentalmortalitypsychiatricsevensuccessesvaccinationWelfareWomenWorking hospital

Now read extracts of the
Black Report and collect further evidence of the health divide in your notes