I believe everyone should have a fair opportunity to achieve good health. This means looking beyond whether care is available to ask whether people can afford it, reach it, and receive care that meets their needs.
Health equity begins with listening to people affected by a problem and including them in decisions about solutions. It also requires us to use data to identify who is being left behind and to change practices that create barriers.
I am committed to using evidence and community perspectives to support healthcare and public health programs that are accessible, respectful, and accountable to the people they serve.
I believe everyone should have a fair opportunity to achieve good health. This means looking beyond whether care is available to ask whether people can afford it, reach it, and receive care that meets their needs.
Health equity begins with listening to people affected by a problem and including them in decisions about solutions. It also requires us to use data to identify who is being left behind and to change practices that create barriers.
I am committed to using evidence and community perspectives to support healthcare and public health programs that are accessible, respectful, and accountable to the people they serve.