The Clinton Health Matters Initiative (CHMI) works to improve the health and well-being of all people by activating individuals, communities, and organizations to make meaningful contributions to the health of others. CHMI’s goals are to reduce the prevalence of preventable health outcomes and close health inequity and disparity gaps by improving access to key contributors to health for all people through strategic partnerships, working across sectors, and leveraging technology and digital innovation.
Prescription drug abuse is the nation’s fastest growing drug problem. More people in the U.S. died last year of drug overdoses than from car accidents, making prescription drug abuse the third leading cause of accidental death.
The Health Matters Annual Activation Summit is a yearly convening of leaders from a variety of health fields to identify strategies for systemic health improvement and ways to implement those strategies.
Sexual assault, suicide, and substance use/misuse are a few of the on-campus health challenges that have captured national attention in recent years.
Simply put, we know that better health is contagious – people, communities, and organizations have solutions to share, and we are the platform for elevating their successes. CHMI aims to equally distribute the opportunity to be healthy by:
Building strategic partnerships that will help facilitate the development and scaling of health promoting solutions
Working across sectors to develop and implement coordinated, systemic approaches to creating healthier communities
Leveraging technology and digital innovation to help advance health and wellness at the national and community levels by disseminating evidence-based individual, systems, and investment strategies
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