We are asking up to 50 participants from research, clinical practice and educational backgrounds to take part in a three round Delphi survey to gain expert consensus on the nature of the key problems in health inequalities in General Practice and on the action that can be taken to address health inequities, including education, training and workforce development.

This research is delivered using practitioner and public involvement through the Deep End General Practice Networks and the Academic Unit of Primary Care (AUPMC) and the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) at The University of Sheffield. The aim is to develop a clinically focused primary healthcare resource to both support current practitioners working to address health inequalities and to educate and train future practitioners to do so in the future. To achieve this, a Delphi study will be used to identify and prioritise practical, achievable and aspirational actions that might be taken by primary care teams and networks, adapted to their local population and service contexts to address health inequities within the communities they serve.