
HEALTH
In Full Health is a community committed to advancing equitable opportunities in health innovation investment, solution development, and purchasing.
The Business Case
A just and equitable society is one in which every person has the resources and opportunities to be healthy and well. Stakeholders in the health industry share a moral and ethical obligation to ensure health equity. We also share an opportunity. By investing in full health for all, our nation stands to flourish and prosper.
The Business Case
A just and equitable society is one in which every person has the resources and opportunities to be healthy and well. Stakeholders in the health industry share a moral and ethical obligation to ensure health equity. We also share an opportunity. By investing in full health for all, our nation stands to flourish and prosper.
Read MoreThe Principles v1.0
Imagine a future where all people in the U.S. are in full health — in which each of us is seen, heard, honored, valued, treated, and cared for in full.
We invite you to move toward this future with us by prioritizing investment in health innovations developed by, with, and for Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and other communities of color; women; LGBTQ+ communities; communities with disabilities; communities with low income; rural communities; and other communities historically marginalized by the health industry—working together to embed and evolve the following principles.
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The Principles v1.0
Imagine a future where all people in the U.S. are in full health — in which each of us is seen, heard, honored, valued, treated, and cared for in full.
We invite you to move toward this future with us by prioritizing investment in health innovations developed by, with, and for Black, Latinx, Indigenous, and other communities of color; women; LGBTQ+ communities; communities with disabilities; communities with low income; rural communities; and other communities historically marginalized by the health industry—working together to embed and evolve the following principles.
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Dismantling structural racism, sexism, and bias in health innovation resource allocation begins with organizational self-assessment.
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Impact on health equity is a fundamental metric that should be used in assessing the value created by all health innovations.
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Greater investment is needed in health innovations developed specifically to improve health in and/or eliminate inequities experienced by historically marginalized communities, with resources and support prioritized for innovators designing from within these communities.
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More health innovation investment models should support asset ownership and wealth development within historically marginalized communities.
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While health innovation funders, solution developers, and customers have a significant opportunity for impact at the organizational level, industry influencers must engage in addressing systems-level barriers and needs.
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In Full Health is a community committed to advancing equitable opportunities in health innovation investment, solution development, and purchasing.
