The 50 most influential Black, Asian and minority ethnic people in health: The alumni

Alphabetical by surname:

• Dame Elizabeth Anionwu, pioneer in sickle cell care
• Evelyn Asante-Mensah, chair, Pennine Care Foundation Trust
• Professor JS Bamrah, former chair, British Physicians of Indian Origin
• Dr Michael Brady, national LGBT adviser, NHS England
• Yvonne Coghill, consultant
• Jacqueline Dunkley-Bent, former chief midwifery officer, NHS England
• Jacqui Dyer, mental health equalities adviser, NHS England
• Clenton Farquharson, programme board chair, Think Local Act Personal
• Martin Griffiths, clinical director for violence reduction, Barts Health Trust
• Raj Jain, chair, Cheshire and Merseyside Integrated Care Board
• John James, chief executive, Sickle Cell Society
• Tracie Jolliff, head of inclusive systems development, NHS England
• Lord Ajay Kakkar, chair, King’s Health Partners and King’s Fund
• Dame Donna Kinnair, consultant
• Wol Kolade, joint deputy chair, NHS England
• Sir Harpal Kumar, president, GRAIL
• Dame Parveen Kumar, medical educationalist
• Professor Wei Shen Lim, chair of covid immunisation, Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation
• Dr Ramesh Mehta, president, British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin
• Professor Neena Modi, vice dean, Imperial College Medical School
• Joan Myers, director, Florence Nightingale Foundation
• Dr Chaand Nagpaul, former British Medical Association council chair
• Steven Ned, director of people, Barnsley Hospital Foundation Trust
• Professor Sir Munir Pirmohamed, former non-executive director, NHS England
• Professor Mala Rao, academic public health doctor
• Lord Bernard Ribeiro, former president, Royal College of Surgeons
• Terry Roberts, chief people officer, Oxford University Hospitals Foundation Trust
• Joan Saddler, director partnership and equalities, NHS Confederation
• Lena Samuels, chair, Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board
• Professor Gurpreet Singh, vice chair, Centre for Remediation, Support and Training
• Professor Iqbal Singh, chair, Centre for Excellence in the Care of Older People
• Jagtar Singh, former chair, Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Trust
• Professor Devi Sridhar, chair in global public health, Edinburgh University
• Professor Jonathan Valabhji, national clinical director for multiple long-term conditions, NHS England
• Professor Sir Jonathan Van Tam, former deputy chief medical officer, Department of Health and Social Care