We must focus on measuring what matters. Data that only serve to
illustrate that a problem exists—or even that progress is being made—are
not enough. At the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), we are working to catalyze a social movement to help build a “Culture of Health.”
To accomplish this goal, we need data that illustrates for people and
organizations—across a wide range of sectors—the roles they can play,
the actions they can take, and the relevance to their communities. Read More
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