Core set of Health Equity Indicators for PHC Organizations After Modified Delphi Consultation.

Note. Participants rated the importance of each indicator on a 9-point scale where 1 = not important and 9 = very important. A higher score = more importance. Indicators were modified or kept the same between Round 1 and Round 2.1Trauma- and violence-informed care is a relative new concept in most health sectors, despite evidence confirming the high rates of trauma and violence experienced by people experiencing the negative health effects of health, social and structural inequities. Trauma- and violence informed care requires all staff in an organization, including receptionists to direct care providers and management, to understand the intersecting health effects of trauma, structural and individual violence, and other forms of inequity, so that health care encounters are affirming, and the possibility of re-traumatization is reduced. Trauma- and violence informed care is not about eliciting trauma histories; rather it is about creating a safe environment based on an understanding of trauma effects.Core set of Health Equity Indicators for PHC Organizations After Modified Delphi Consultation.