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For higher quality, more inclusive health research and better health outcomes for ethnic minority groups, we must advance the peer review process for funding applications, write Laura Kudrna and colleagues Many ethnic minority groups in the UK have worse overall health outcomes. It is widely agreed that we must do more to improve their health by increasing representation in research and tackling systemic and interpersonal racism in medicine and wider society.1 The short term costs of including minority groups in more research are mitigated by billions in longer term savings associated with better health outcomes, increased workforce participation, and lower medical spending.23 Major UK funders, including the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) and UK Research and Innovation, seek to increase representation of ethnic minorities in research.45 With this in mind, we should support and encourage quality research proposals centred on the health of people from ethnic min

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