Big ideas for better health for all in U.S.

Better health for all (health equity) is possible when healthcare providers and communities work together on big ideas for systems change. Across the United States and territories, from Hawai'i to New Jersey, equity centered leaders are collaborating from every healthcare discipline.
Hear some of their stories:
Justin Porter: Palliative Care Nurse and Paramedic from Washington State
What would it look like if our healthcare system ran on the revenue of wellbeing instead of suffering?
Aukahi Austin Seabury: Psychologist from Hawai'i
Why teaching resilience can ready and steady our future healthcare workforce.
Angie Grubbs and Julie Plasencia: Nurse Practitioner and Dietitian from Kentucky
What happened when adults in Appalachia engaged kids with BRIEF health lessons?
Kenneth Fox: Pediatrician from Illinois
How 7 year old Manuel and his school’s community health worker saved the day.
Flor Giusti: Social Worker from Maryland
What we can do so fewer mental health risk factors turn into mental health problems.
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Stephanie Bonne and Colleen Smith: Trauma Surgeon and Social Worker from New Jersey
Why and how people not programs can heal broken systems.
Kathey Avery: Community Nurse from North Carolina
What’s possible when communities help fill healthcare cracks and gaps.
Big Idea Talks are in the TED Talk style from experienced health care providers who are collaborating in new ways to advance health equity in their communities and beyond. The speakers have completed fellowships in Clinical Scholars, a national leadership program supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF).
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