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Health care services should be provided to reach groups who are at particular risk of poor health and should be equal. Equitable health care means that patient meeting, care and medical treatments should be offered on equal terms to all irrespectively personal characteristics, place of residence, age, gender, disability, education, social status, ethnic or religious affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. With this background SALAR1 initiated a learning project "Care on equal terms" by an agreement with the government. Work has been done in neighborhoods with a higher risk of illness and in areas with a higher proportion of people living in exclusion.One of the conclusions of the project is the importance of continuous values discussion and time for reflection together in the health care units, in order to develop methods and techniques of a more equitable care. It’s been a project with a focus on learning from each other and it has been important to have a learning atmosphere.

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