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1 BACKGROUND There is no cure or vaccine for human T-cell lymphotropic virus type 1 (HTLV-1). In England and Wales, approximately 22,000 people live with HTLV-1,1 the majority are women (65%), of Black Caribbean ethnicity (60%) and born outside the United Kingdom (72%).2 This underserved community of people living with a rare condition were empowered to identify their research priorities.
The second theme exposes how global majority physiotherapists face the challenge of an ambiguous and unclear career progression pathway, which was often contrasted with their white peers. As well as acting as gatekeepers by devaluing skills, managers and leaders held the keys to the hidden cultures and processes that might enable career progression.
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