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Seven Lessons I’ve Learned: About Improving Health in America

Risa Lavizzo-Mourey is the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation President and CEO, and in her annual report letter, she poignantly explains why working to improve the health of all is so important. 

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When I joined the Foundation in 2003, I anticipated evolutionary-not revolutionary-change in how we could improve health and health care in America. But what I've seen in the last 14 years has exceeded my expectations: significant progress and groundbreaking work that is helping us to think even bigger about building a Culture of Health.

And that progress is thanks to you.

All that I have learned in my time at the Foundation, I learned from you. The wisdom I have gleaned from the work we've done together has taught me seven profound lessons that I would like to share with you.

Read the annual message: Seven Lessons I've Learned About Improving Health in America.