5 Components of a “Health in All Policies” Framework

A Health in All Policies approach to health improvement encourages all sectors to consider how their decisions will affect population health, according to a report published by the Institute of Medicine titled “Health in All Policies: Improving Health Through Intersectoral Collaboration.”

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The authors, participants in the IOM Roundtable on Population Health Improvement, presented the experiences of the California Health in All Policies Task Force and the five key elements of a Health in All Policies approach based on these experiences.  

Read the full story on the five Health in All Policies components in Becker’s Hospital Review.

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