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OLYMPIA – As the world emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) has developed a transformation plan to reaffirm the agency’s priorities, focus, and commitment to a vision of equity and optimal health for all.

The plan is informed by formal and informal discussions and aims to reimagine health leveraging our institution’s core values ​​of equity, innovation, and engagement (EIE). The plan focuses on five priority areas followed by six strategies. The overall vision emphasizes DOH’s commitment to health for all by creating policies and conditions so that every Washingtonian can live their healthiest life. The plan recognizes the importance of collaboration with communities, community-based organizations, local public health, government partners, health care providers/systems, the private sector, Tribal Nations and more, to advance us in improving health for all Washingtonians.

“Effective and thriving public health will be a whole community effort, and we must move from transactional to transformational,” said Umair A. Shah, MD, MPH, Secretary of Health. “We are also reinvigorating our focus on equity, innovation, and engagement to build a stronger public health system. This plan is not only a way for us to put to rest the many lessons we learned during COVID, but also to revisit and transform our pre-COVID mission us and create a responsive public health system for the future.

The intent is to be responsive to the complex public health needs of Washington today, but also to be innovative and flexible to adjust as those needs change and to respond quickly as challenges emerge.

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