1. in the power of goodness.

2. that transforming healthcare in the US is the biggest thing we can do to help make peoples’ lives better.

3. that most Americans are less divided about what we want from healthcare than politics would lead us to believe—we want quality, affordable healthcare for our families.

4. that most people working in healthcare came to the industry because they want to make a difference.

5. that health equity is essential, and that the system is only right when high-quality care is accessible to all.

6. that radical collaboration creates new meaning.

7. that making the current model more efficient is not enough; we need to innovate, and to fundamentally rethink how we deliver and finance care.

8. that truly effective healthcare is simple, supportive, and appealing.

9. that healthcare needs to address the whole person and their social context. 

10. that healthcare is fixable.

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