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Health is Wealth: Closing gaps for healthy people and thriving economies 

Good health is good for business. For over four decades, global health experts have made commitments to deliver health for all but have failed to take the necessary steps to put people first, invest in primary health care, and address inequalities in access to care.

The discussion for this evening will focus on the importance of advocating for investments and policy changes that create opportunities for nurses to deliver substantial health and economic benefits to both domestic and international populations. Nurses can take a central role in ensuring access to quality, affordable care and in transforming health systems from an illness focus to one of lifelong wellbeing through primary and preventive care.

The Endowed Lecture for Health Promotion, previously known as the Elizabeth Sterling Soule Endowed Lecture, enhances the public visibility and recognition of nursing research and innovation. Hosted by the UW School of Nursing, it invites prominent speakers to engage with the UW SoN community and support public education on health promotion and nursing.

 University of Washington
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