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CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
ALLYN BROOKS-LASURE
Allyn Brooks-LaSure joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing more than 20 years of communications, management, and policy experience—in the U.S. and internationally—to his role as vice president, Communications. His work advances the Foundation’s mission through a high-impact communications strategythat supports
OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
ALLYN BROOKS-LASURE
Allyn Brooks-LaSure joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing more than 20 years of communications, management, and policy experience—in the U.S. and internationally—to his role as vice president, Communications. His work advances the Foundation’s mission through a high-impact communications strategythat supports
OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY THROUGH RESEARCH Learn about how we’re working to strengthen the evidence base that can guide our nation toward a more equitable future—and a funding opportunity for early-career researchers to join us. The pandemic and this past year’s racial reckoning have given us a RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (the Foundation; RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help people, their families, and their JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF INFORMATION The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help COVID-19 AND CHANGES IN HEALTH INSURANCE Conclusion. The findings imply the COVID-19 recession is disproportionately affecting workers paid low wages, many of whom did not have employer-sponsored coverage even when they were working. Higher percentages of people losing their employer insurance will become uninsured in states that did not expand eligibility. RWJF HEALTH POLICY FELLOWS: FUNDING OPPORTUNITY Purpose. Fellows will attain and use leadership experience to improve health, health care, health policy, and health equity. The fellowship requires a full-time commitment with a minimum 12-month residence in Washington, D.C., which prepares individuals to influence the future of health and health care in the nation. CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OF In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 1: Transforming Health Care. Listen to Krishna Udayakumar, MD, executive director of Innovations in Healthcare and head of Global Innovation for Duke Health and Corey Siegel, MD, director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and co-chair of IBD Qorus as they discuss what we can learn from abroad as we work to transform health care, and hear KIMBERLEE CORNETT BIO Kimberlee Cornett joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing her extensive investment expertise to her role as director, Impact Investments. “RWJF has the important assets of deep content knowledge, sector focus, brand, and grantmaking resources which positions it to be an influential investor in health andcommunity
SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Key Findings. SEL programs can promote academic achievement and healthy, positive behaviors. SEL is critical to students success and shows a positive return on investment. Effective programs address everything from individual student instruction to overall school climate. They are also evidence-based, are improved by partnering withfamilies
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started.ALLYN BROOKS-LASURE
Allyn Brooks-LaSure joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing more than 20 years of communications, management, and policy experience—in the U.S. and internationally—to his role as vice president, Communications. His work advances the Foundation’s mission through a high-impact communications strategythat supports
OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started.ALLYN BROOKS-LASURE
Allyn Brooks-LaSure joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing more than 20 years of communications, management, and policy experience—in the U.S. and internationally—to his role as vice president, Communications. His work advances the Foundation’s mission through a high-impact communications strategythat supports
OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY THROUGH RESEARCH Learn about how we’re working to strengthen the evidence base that can guide our nation toward a more equitable future—and a funding opportunity for early-career researchers to join us. The pandemic and this past year’s racial reckoning have given us a RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (the Foundation; RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help people, their families, and their JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF INFORMATION The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help RWJF HEALTH POLICY FELLOWS: FUNDING OPPORTUNITY Purpose. Fellows will attain and use leadership experience to improve health, health care, health policy, and health equity. The fellowship requires a full-time commitment with a minimum 12-month residence in Washington, D.C., which prepares individuals to influence the future of health and health care in the nation. CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OF In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 1: Transforming Health Care. Listen to Krishna Udayakumar, MD, executive director of Innovations in Healthcare and head of Global Innovation for Duke Health and Corey Siegel, MD, director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center and co-chair of IBD Qorus as they discuss what we can learn from abroad as we work to transform health care, and hear OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. KIMBERLEE CORNETT BIO Kimberlee Cornett joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing her extensive investment expertise to her role as director, Impact Investments. “RWJF has the important assets of deep content knowledge, sector focus, brand, and grantmaking resources which positions it to be an influential investor in health andcommunity
NURSES IMPROVE PUBLIC HEALTH OF NATION We need that valuable perspective, training, and expertise to help build a Culture of Health and well-being, now more than ever. In the 20 th century, our focus was on reducing deaths from communicable diseases such as tuberculosis and pneumonia—and we succeeded, adding nearly 30 years of life expectancy to American lives. Now, in the 21 st century, we face a different kind of ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Improved access means better health for all. If we are to achieve a Culture of Health that benefits everyone, we must ensure all people have equal opportunities to make healthy choices, whatever their circumstances. Learn more about why equity matters. Learn more aboutwhy equity matters.
RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH Long before we need medical care, our foundation for health begins in our homes, schools, jobs and neighborhoods. Learn how RWJF is working to address the social and economic factors that most affect health where we live, learn, work and play. WHAT IT WILL TAKE TO ADDRESS THE COVID-19 EVICTION CRISIS What it Will Take to Address the COVID-19 Eviction Crisis. Apr 13, 2021, 9:45 AM, Posted by Diane Yentel, Giridhar Mallya. Navigating a public health crisis without a home has been a stark reality for too many in the United States. The problem will intensify unless leaders ensure that federal rental assistance reaches those who need it most. HEALTH, CLIMATE, EQUITY AND CITIES FUNDING OPPORTUNITY Through this $3 million funding opportunity, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation seeks to bring the most impactful ideas from across the globe to U.S. cities to address the intertwined issues of health, equity, and climate change. We’re seeking proposals that foster learning and stimulate action in U.S. cities around smart, effective WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT, OR UNEMPLOYMENT, AFFECT HEALTH? With respect to mental health, a 2010 Gallup Poll found that unemployed Americans were far more likely than employed Americans to be diagnosed with depression and report feelings of sadness and worry. Additionally, millions of Americans are employed but classified as “working poor." This status is associated with health challenges aswell.
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Improved access means better health for all. If we are to achieve a Culture of Health that benefits everyone, we must ensure all people have equal opportunities to make healthy choices, whatever their circumstances. Learn more about why equity matters. Learn more aboutwhy equity matters.
RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH Long before we need medical care, our foundation for health begins in our homes, schools, jobs and neighborhoods. Learn how RWJF is working to address the social and economic factors that most affect health where we live, learn, work and play. WHAT IT WILL TAKE TO ADDRESS THE COVID-19 EVICTION CRISIS What it Will Take to Address the COVID-19 Eviction Crisis. Apr 13, 2021, 9:45 AM, Posted by Diane Yentel, Giridhar Mallya. Navigating a public health crisis without a home has been a stark reality for too many in the United States. The problem will intensify unless leaders ensure that federal rental assistance reaches those who need it most. HEALTH, CLIMATE, EQUITY AND CITIES FUNDING OPPORTUNITY Through this $3 million funding opportunity, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation seeks to bring the most impactful ideas from across the globe to U.S. cities to address the intertwined issues of health, equity, and climate change. We’re seeking proposals that foster learning and stimulate action in U.S. cities around smart, effective WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT, OR UNEMPLOYMENT, AFFECT HEALTH? With respect to mental health, a 2010 Gallup Poll found that unemployed Americans were far more likely than employed Americans to be diagnosed with depression and report feelings of sadness and worry. Additionally, millions of Americans are employed but classified as “working poor." This status is associated with health challenges aswell.
ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY THROUGH RESEARCH RWJF invests many of its research dollars through our “For Action Programs,” namely Policies for Action, Evidence for Action, Systems for Action, Health Data for Action, and the new Health Equity Scholars for Action (more on this below). I invite you to explore how emerging research from these centers is being applied in real life. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES These issues are deep and complex—far more than any single organization or field can tackle alone. By working together we have the power to bring about meaningful, lasting change. Explore RWJF's funding opportunities and calls for proposals. BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Improved access means better health for all. If we are to achieve a Culture of Health that benefits everyone, we must ensure all people have equal opportunities to make healthy choices, whatever their circumstances. Learn more about why equity matters. Learn more aboutwhy equity matters.
JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT, EQUITY AND CULTURE The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (the Foundation; RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help people, their families, and their JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF INFORMATION The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OF In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT, OR UNEMPLOYMENT, AFFECT HEALTH? With respect to mental health, a 2010 Gallup Poll found that unemployed Americans were far more likely than employed Americans to be diagnosed with depression and report feelings of sadness and worry. Additionally, millions of Americans are employed but classified as “working poor." This status is associated with health challenges aswell.
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. HAROLD AMOS MEDICAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program (AMFDP) offers four-year postdoctoral research awards to physicians, dentists, and nurses from historically marginalized backgrounds. Scholars should be committed to working toward eliminating health disparities by achieving senior rank in academic medicine, dentistry, or nursing. TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. HAROLD AMOS MEDICAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program (AMFDP) offers four-year postdoctoral research awards to physicians, dentists, and nurses from historically marginalized backgrounds. Scholars should be committed to working toward eliminating health disparities by achieving senior rank in academic medicine, dentistry, or nursing. TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY THROUGH RESEARCH 1 day ago · Learn about how we’re working to strengthen the evidence base that can guide our nation toward a more equitable future—and a funding opportunity for early-career researchers to join us. The pandemic and this past year’s racial reckoning havegiven us a
JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (the Foundation; RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help people, their families, and their JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF INFORMATION The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. COVID-19 AND CHANGES IN HEALTH INSURANCE Conclusion. The findings imply the COVID-19 recession is disproportionately affecting workers paid low wages, many of whom did not have employer-sponsored coverage even when they were working. Higher percentages of people losing their employer insurance will become uninsured in states that did not expand eligibility. FEDERAL POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS TO ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is working to change policies and systems so no one has to make that choice. This policy brief series, Federal Policy Recommendations to Advance Health Equity from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, includes evidence-based recommendations to help people through the immediate health andeconomic crises
HAROLD AMOS MEDICAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program (AMFDP) offers four-year postdoctoral research awards to physicians, dentists, and nurses from historically marginalized backgrounds. Scholars should be committed to working toward eliminating health disparities by achieving senior rank in academic medicine, dentistry, or nursing. CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OF In response to our funding proposal, Cities Taking Action to Address Health, Equity, and Climate Change, we learned of promising solutions to air pollution, heat stress, and food insecurity taking root in over 100 cities across 60 countries—from Accra to Athens, Seoul to SãoPaulo.
GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future.PIONEERING IDEAS
Offer New Perspectives. Nurses are natural problem solvers working on the front lines of care, but their ingenuity is often overlooked. MakerNurse examined nurse innovation in the United States, identified what nurses need to bring more of their ideas to fruition, and then opened the first-ever hospital makerspace, giving nurses 3D printers, laser cutters, and other tools to prototype and make SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
Earth Day will be 51 years young this April 22 nd —and I have been a witness to every one of them. The environmental activism that it launched and inspired has shaped me as an individual, shaped culture in the U.S. and beyond, and shaped the planet we all share. HAROLD AMOS MEDICAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program offers four-year postdoctoral research awards to increase the number of physicians, dentists and nurses from historically disadvantaged backgrounds. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL A national survey by RWJF, the Harvard School of Public Health, and National Public Radio examining public perceptions on what shapes health, and what types of TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ What We're Learning about Global Study Tours. By looking beyond our borders, we can uncover valuable lessons, build relationships, inspire action, and find new ways toALLYN BROOKS-LASURE
Allyn Brooks-LaSure joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing more than 20 years of communications, management, and policy experience—in the U.S. and internationally—to his role as vice president, Communications. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. RESEARCH IN TRANSFORMING HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS Purpose. The Medicaid program is facing tremendous opportunities and challenges at a time when its role is so vital. States and the federal government have implemented numerous temporary changes to Medicaid in response to the pandemic—such as making it easier to access, qualify and enroll in state coverage and affordable health care services. THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future.PIONEERING IDEAS
Offer New Perspectives. Nurses are natural problem solvers working on the front lines of care, but their ingenuity is often overlooked. MakerNurse examined nurse innovation in the United States, identified what nurses need to bring more of their ideas to fruition, and then opened the first-ever hospital makerspace, giving nurses 3D printers, laser cutters, and other tools to prototype and make SYSTEMS FOR ACTION: SYSTEMS AND SERVICES RESEARCH TO BUILD Systems for Action (S4A) is a signature research program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that builds a Culture of Health by rigorously testing new ways of connecting the nation’s fragmented medical, social, and public health systems. CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OFAUTHOR: SHARONROERTY
Earth Day will be 51 years young this April 22 nd —and I have been a witness to every one of them. The environmental activism that it launched and inspired has shaped me as an individual, shaped culture in the U.S. and beyond, and shaped the planet we all share. HAROLD AMOS MEDICAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program offers four-year postdoctoral research awards to increase the number of physicians, dentists and nurses from historically disadvantaged backgrounds. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONAL A national survey by RWJF, the Harvard School of Public Health, and National Public Radio examining public perceptions on what shapes health, and what types of TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ What We're Learning about Global Study Tours. By looking beyond our borders, we can uncover valuable lessons, build relationships, inspire action, and find new ways toALLYN BROOKS-LASURE
Allyn Brooks-LaSure joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing more than 20 years of communications, management, and policy experience—in the U.S. and internationally—to his role as vice president, Communications. ADVANCING HEALTH EQUITY THROUGH RESEARCH 22 hours ago · Learn about how we’re working to strengthen the evidence base that can guide our nation toward a more equitable future—and a funding opportunity for early-career researchers to join us. The pandemic and this past year’s racial reckoning havegiven us a
JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (the Foundation; RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help people, their families, and their JOB OPPORTUNITY: VICE PRESIDENT AND CHIEF INFORMATION The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), located in Princeton, N.J., is the largest philanthropy in America dedicated solely to health. Since 1972, we have been providing funding, assistance, and research for projects and programs to help COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. COVID-19 AND CHANGES IN HEALTH INSURANCE Key Findings. Using projections data on employment losses by industry, state, and demographic characteristics regularly published by the U.S. Department of Labor, researchers estimate the following about those 48 million nonelderly people: FEDERAL POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS TO ADVANCE HEALTH EQUITY Key Findings. Safe, stable, and affordable housing is associated with better physical and mental health, improved educational and developmental outcomes for children, and financial security and economic mobility.. 17.6 million households spend 50 percent or more of their income on housing alone.. When people are forced to devote a substantial portion of their income to housing, it strains CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND THE RISE OF Earth Day will be 51 years young this April 22 nd —and I have been a witness to every one of them. The environmental activism that it launched and inspired has shaped me as an individual, shaped culture in the U.S. and beyond, and shaped the planet we all share. HAROLD AMOS MEDICAL FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM The Harold Amos Medical Faculty Development Program offers four-year postdoctoral research awards to increase the number of physicians, dentists and nurses from historically disadvantaged backgrounds. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Our Board of Trustees is composed of leaders from a variety of sectors, including academia, business, government, and medicine. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF It also resulted in our guide, A New Way to Talk About the Social Determinants of Health. The guide discusses why we need a better way to talk about the social determinants of health, and best practices to assist in conversation with different audiences around the concept. It also includes an overview of key research findings from the project ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF It also resulted in our guide, A New Way to Talk About the Social Determinants of Health. The guide discusses why we need a better way to talk about the social determinants of health, and best practices to assist in conversation with different audiences around the concept. It also includes an overview of key research findings from the project COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities. GLOBAL LEARNING: IDEAS TO IMPROVE HEALTH IN THE U.S. Global Approaches to Well-Being: What We Are Learning. 10/13/2020. RWJF is observing, testing ideas, and exploring how to integrate insights from around the world into how we build and measure a Culture of Health across the United States. Blog Post. Global Approaches to Curb the Health Impact of Climate Change. 03/23/2020.HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
Learn more. Across the nation, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is collaborating with a wide array of partners to remove these barriers, and create communities where healthy choices are easy and available to all. From large cities to small towns, from urban to rural environments, we support efforts to create or expand on the types ofsystems
ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACES) Often referred to as adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), these types of events create dangerous levels of stress that can derail healthy brain development, and increase risk for smoking, alcoholism, depression, heart disease, and dozens of other illnesses and unhealthy behaviors throughout life. KIMBERLEE CORNETT BIO Kimberlee Cornett joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing her extensive investment expertise to her role as director, Impact Investments. “RWJF has the important assets of deep content knowledge, sector focus, brand, and grantmaking resources which positions it to be an influential investor in health andcommunity
WHAT IS HEALTH EQUITY? A DEFINITION AND DISCUSSION GUIDE What is health equity? In a report designed to increase consensus around meaning of health equity, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) provides the following definition: “Health equity means that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible. This requires removing obstacles to health such as poverty HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT, OR UNEMPLOYMENT, AFFECT HEALTH? With respect to mental health, a 2010 Gallup Poll found that unemployed Americans were far more likely than employed Americans to be diagnosed with depression and report feelings of sadness and worry. Additionally, millions of Americans are employed but classified as “working poor." This status is associated with health challenges aswell.
MATT W. PIERCE
Matthew Pierce, senior program officer, joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 2015. He works in the areas of public health law and tobacco control. Pierce is interested in finding more equitable ways to promote health and well-being. “We need interventions in which we share responsibility for health and health care,” he says. A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT EVALUATION CASE STUDY The project, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, sought to increase immunization rates for children aged 2 years from 75 percent to 90 percent. The QI team used the plan-do-study-act (PDSA) QI cycle for improvement. The project focused on data-driven decision-making involving everyone in owning the problem and findingsolutions.
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF It also resulted in our guide, A New Way to Talk About the Social Determinants of Health. The guide discusses why we need a better way to talk about the social determinants of health, and best practices to assist in conversation with different audiences around the concept. It also includes an overview of key research findings from the project ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF It also resulted in our guide, A New Way to Talk About the Social Determinants of Health. The guide discusses why we need a better way to talk about the social determinants of health, and best practices to assist in conversation with different audiences around the concept. It also includes an overview of key research findings from the project COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities. GLOBAL LEARNING: IDEAS TO IMPROVE HEALTH IN THE U.S. Global Approaches to Well-Being: What We Are Learning. 10/13/2020. RWJF is observing, testing ideas, and exploring how to integrate insights from around the world into how we build and measure a Culture of Health across the United States. Blog Post. Global Approaches to Curb the Health Impact of Climate Change. 03/23/2020.HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
Learn more. Across the nation, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is collaborating with a wide array of partners to remove these barriers, and create communities where healthy choices are easy and available to all. From large cities to small towns, from urban to rural environments, we support efforts to create or expand on the types ofsystems
ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACES) Often referred to as adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), these types of events create dangerous levels of stress that can derail healthy brain development, and increase risk for smoking, alcoholism, depression, heart disease, and dozens of other illnesses and unhealthy behaviors throughout life. KIMBERLEE CORNETT BIO Kimberlee Cornett joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing her extensive investment expertise to her role as director, Impact Investments. “RWJF has the important assets of deep content knowledge, sector focus, brand, and grantmaking resources which positions it to be an influential investor in health andcommunity
WHAT IS HEALTH EQUITY? A DEFINITION AND DISCUSSION GUIDE What is health equity? In a report designed to increase consensus around meaning of health equity, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) provides the following definition: “Health equity means that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible. This requires removing obstacles to health such as poverty HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT, OR UNEMPLOYMENT, AFFECT HEALTH? With respect to mental health, a 2010 Gallup Poll found that unemployed Americans were far more likely than employed Americans to be diagnosed with depression and report feelings of sadness and worry. Additionally, millions of Americans are employed but classified as “working poor." This status is associated with health challenges aswell.
MATT W. PIERCE
Matthew Pierce, senior program officer, joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 2015. He works in the areas of public health law and tobacco control. Pierce is interested in finding more equitable ways to promote health and well-being. “We need interventions in which we share responsibility for health and health care,” he says. A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT EVALUATION CASE STUDY The project, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, sought to increase immunization rates for children aged 2 years from 75 percent to 90 percent. The QI team used the plan-do-study-act (PDSA) QI cycle for improvement. The project focused on data-driven decision-making involving everyone in owning the problem and findingsolutions.
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF It also resulted in our guide, A New Way to Talk About the Social Determinants of Health. The guide discusses why we need a better way to talk about the social determinants of health, and best practices to assist in conversation with different audiences around the concept. It also includes an overview of key research findings from the project ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE The Intersection of Health, Equity and Climate Change. Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. As our environments change, it harms our health. Health harms from climate change are occurring with increasingfrequency
BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities.PIONEERING IDEAS
Pioneering Ideas is a podcast for people interested in exploring cutting-edge ideas and emerging trends. We seek to inspire new thinking, spark “aha! moments,” and cultivate rich, ongoing conversations. Explore past episodes where we talk with visionary thinkers inside and outside of health care, and discover together newways to build a
COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ Take this quiz to discover how the rest of the world may shape what you do and how you think. The results might surprise you. The quiz is composed of two sets of questions. The first will ask you about how you’ve experienced the rest of the world, while the second will ask you about how you think about other countries. Get Started. WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES Americans do not see a single most important cause of individuals’ health problems. Top causes of health problems range from lack of access to high-quality medical care (42%), personal behavior (40%), viruses or bacteria (40%), high stress (37%), and being exposed to pollution (35%). African-Americans are more likely than whites to seelack
A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF It also resulted in our guide, A New Way to Talk About the Social Determinants of Health. The guide discusses why we need a better way to talk about the social determinants of health, and best practices to assist in conversation with different audiences around the concept. It also includes an overview of key research findings from the project COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH Building a Culture of Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is working alongside others to build a Culture of Health providing everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. Our health is greatly influenced by complex factors such as where we live, and the strength of our families and communities. GLOBAL LEARNING: IDEAS TO IMPROVE HEALTH IN THE U.S. Global Approaches to Well-Being: What We Are Learning. 10/13/2020. RWJF is observing, testing ideas, and exploring how to integrate insights from around the world into how we build and measure a Culture of Health across the United States. Blog Post. Global Approaches to Curb the Health Impact of Climate Change. 03/23/2020.HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
Learn more. Across the nation, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is collaborating with a wide array of partners to remove these barriers, and create communities where healthy choices are easy and available to all. From large cities to small towns, from urban to rural environments, we support efforts to create or expand on the types ofsystems
ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACES) Often referred to as adverse childhood experiences (ACEs), these types of events create dangerous levels of stress that can derail healthy brain development, and increase risk for smoking, alcoholism, depression, heart disease, and dozens of other illnesses and unhealthy behaviors throughout life. KIMBERLEE CORNETT BIO Kimberlee Cornett joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing her extensive investment expertise to her role as director, Impact Investments. “RWJF has the important assets of deep content knowledge, sector focus, brand, and grantmaking resources which positions it to be an influential investor in health andcommunity
WHAT IS HEALTH EQUITY? A DEFINITION AND DISCUSSION GUIDE What is health equity? In a report designed to increase consensus around meaning of health equity, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) provides the following definition: “Health equity means that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible. This requires removing obstacles to health such as poverty HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT, OR UNEMPLOYMENT, AFFECT HEALTH? With respect to mental health, a 2010 Gallup Poll found that unemployed Americans were far more likely than employed Americans to be diagnosed with depression and report feelings of sadness and worry. Additionally, millions of Americans are employed but classified as “working poor." This status is associated with health challenges aswell.
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Matthew Pierce, senior program officer, joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 2015. He works in the areas of public health law and tobacco control. Pierce is interested in finding more equitable ways to promote health and well-being. “We need interventions in which we share responsibility for health and health care,” he says. A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT EVALUATION CASE STUDY The project, supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, sought to increase immunization rates for children aged 2 years from 75 percent to 90 percent. The QI team used the plan-do-study-act (PDSA) QI cycle for improvement. The project focused on data-driven decision-making involving everyone in owning the problem and findingsolutions.
ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIESPIONEERING IDEAS
Offer New Perspectives. Nurses are natural problem solvers working on the front lines of care, but their ingenuity is often overlooked. MakerNurse examined nurse innovation in the United States, identified what nurses need to bring more of their ideas to fruition, and then opened the first-ever hospital makerspace, giving nurses 3D printers, laser cutters, and other tools to prototype and make THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH At RWJF, building a Culture of Health is our central focus. But we are well aware that no individual, community, organization or initiative can change the trajectory of America's health alone. COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ What We're Learning about Global Study Tours. By looking beyond our borders, we can uncover valuable lessons, build relationships, inspire action, and find new ways to WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES A national survey by RWJF, the Harvard School of Public Health, and National Public Radio examining public perceptions on what shapes health, and what types of A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF Engaging in conversation around the many different factors which shape our health can be a complicated process. The social determinants of health have long been well-established in academic circles, and a subject of considerable study. ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION As the nation's largest public health philanthropy, we are working alongside others to build a Culture of Health that provides everyone in America a fair and just opportunity for health and well-being. FUNDING AND ENGAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIESPIONEERING IDEAS
Offer New Perspectives. Nurses are natural problem solvers working on the front lines of care, but their ingenuity is often overlooked. MakerNurse examined nurse innovation in the United States, identified what nurses need to bring more of their ideas to fruition, and then opened the first-ever hospital makerspace, giving nurses 3D printers, laser cutters, and other tools to prototype and make THE INTERSECTION OF HEALTH, EQUITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE Human health and the health of our planet, including the stability of our climate, are intertwined. Climate change is a major threat to any vision of a healthy future. BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH At RWJF, building a Culture of Health is our central focus. But we are well aware that no individual, community, organization or initiative can change the trajectory of America's health alone. COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play. GLOBAL IDEAS FOR HEALTH IN THE U.S.: WEBINAR SERIES EPISODE 4: How Can Data Help Build Community Leaders? After traveling the globe, Abby C. King, PhD, professor of health research and policy, Stanford Prevention Research Center and Steven Sumner, MD, medical epidemiologist in the division of violence prevention, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), discuss what we can learn from other countries about using data to help TAKE THE BLUE MARBLE QUIZ What We're Learning about Global Study Tours. By looking beyond our borders, we can uncover valuable lessons, build relationships, inspire action, and find new ways to WHAT ARE THE FACTORS THAT INFLIUENCE HEALTH? A NATIONALWHAT SHAPE IS A RHOMBUSWHAT SHAPE HAS 4 SIDES A national survey by RWJF, the Harvard School of Public Health, and National Public Radio examining public perceptions on what shapes health, and what types of A NEW WAY TO TALK ABOUT THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF Engaging in conversation around the many different factors which shape our health can be a complicated process. The social determinants of health have long been well-established in academic circles, and a subject of considerable study. BUILDING A CULTURE OF HEALTH At RWJF, building a Culture of Health is our central focus. But we are well aware that no individual, community, organization or initiative can change the trajectory of America's health alone. COUNTY HEALTH RANKINGS AND ROADMAPS INITIATIVE The County Health Rankings & Roadmaps program compares the health of nearly all counties in the United States to others within its own state, and supports coalitions tackling the social, economic and environmental factors that influence health.. The annual Rankings provide a revealing snapshot of how health is influenced by where we live, learn, work and play.HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
Where we live shouldn’t determine how long or how well we live. In our communities, we all should be surrounded by conditions that enable us to live the healthiest life possible, such as access to healthy food, quality schools, stable housing, good jobs with fair pay, and safe places to exercise and play. ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES (ACES) What Are Adverse Childhood Experiences? Traumatic childhood events such as abuse, neglect, and witnessing experiences like crime, parental conflict, mental illness, and substance abuse can result in long-term negative effects on learning, behavior and health. GLOBAL LEARNING: IDEAS TO IMPROVE HEALTH IN THE U.S. When it comes to health, good ideas have no borders. To build a Culture of Health, we’ll need the best ideas that the world has to offer. That’s why we are actively learning about what’s working in KIMBERLEE CORNETT BIO Kimberlee Cornett joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) in 2020, bringing her extensive investment expertise to her role as director, Impact Investments. WHAT IS HEALTH EQUITY? A DEFINITION AND DISCUSSION GUIDE While the term health equity is used widely, a common understanding of what it means is lacking. What is health equity? In a report designed to increase consensus around meaning of health equity, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) provides the following definition: “Health equity means that everyone has a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible. HOW DOES EMPLOYMENT, OR UNEMPLOYMENT, AFFECT HEALTH? On average, American adults spend more than half of their waking hours at work. For millions of Americans, a steady job in safe working conditions means more than simply a paycheck—employment can also provide the benefits and stability critical to maintaining properhealth.
MATT W. PIERCE
Matthew Pierce, senior program officer, joined the RWJF in 2015. He works in the areas of public health law and tobacco control. A QUALITY IMPROVEMENT EVALUATION CASE STUDY One Florida county increased immunization rates through a quality improvement initiative. The Issue: For decades now, quality improvement (QI) initiatives have been shown to improve health care services and outcomes and to reduce health disparities. We use cookies to give you the best experience on our website. By continuing to use this site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Read our updated Privacy Policyto learn more.
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