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Priorities and actions to move health care beyond its comfort zone and move the nation to better health

Congratulations to the WHO Commission for defining the priorities and actions for the world. It is an honor to share this panel with such an august group, and to represent the perspective of the United States and its potential priorities and actions. I speak from a different vantage point than the rest of the group, that of a foundation President whose work is focused solely on improving health and health care for all Americans through private means including advocacy. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) is not government, we are not a business, we don’t deliver health care. So in many ways we don’t have the same vested interests that these sectors do. Now, you might say advice is cheap, but I will give it anyway. Here’s my advice on what we need to do to improve health.