Researchers have developed a series of smart decision tools to help governments reduce social inequality in health and wellbeing. This report outlines the potential for the use of these tools across the NHS and other public services, helping to reduce health inequality by modifying decisions about screening and vaccination and investments in facilities as well as new medicines.
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