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When something feels off at work, but it is hard to name

Sometimes it is one incident. Sometimes it is a series of small moments you keep explaining away.

This free, supportive scorecard helps you recognise patterns in your workplace experience and understand where you may need more support.

It takes just a few quiet minutes.

Free. Private. A few minutes to gain some clarity.

Are you experiencing a difficult moment—or a pattern?

Small moments can reveal a bigger pattern

Some healthcare professionals experience workplace moments that are difficult to name or explain.

For Black, Asian and other ethnic minority staff, race, culture and belonging can add another layer. You may sense that something is not right without knowing whether it is bias, workplace conflict or an experience you are expected to accept as part of working life.

Each incident may appear small on its own. Together, they may reveal a pattern worth paying attention to.

What you will get

Clarity across four parts of your experience

Your results reveal patterns across four dimensions, giving you enough clarity to decide what you may need next.

Your experience can also shape better support

EDI Connect is being built around the realities healthcare professionals are actually living- not what policies assume they need.

The patterns shared through this scorecard will help us understand where support is reaching people too late and what earlier intervention should look like.

Take the free scorecard.

  • Voice and Belonging

    How heard you feel, and how freely you can be yourself at work.

  • Fairness and Recognition

    Whether you are treated and valued fairly compared with others.

  • Growth and Opportunity

    Your access to progression, development, and the right support to grow.

  • Safety and Trust

    How safe it feels to speak up when something does not feel right.

About EDI Connect

Support that understands what you are living

EDI Connect is a culturally aware specialist voice focused on equity, inclusion, and lived experience in health and social care careers. We understand the realities many ethnic minority staff face, and we believe in timely, preventive, practical support: help that reaches you early, before something has a chance to escalate. Not just advice after the harm is already done.

Your workplace experience matters. Naming a pattern is the first step to changing it.

Supportive, reflective, and built with care. Completely free.

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