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Health Workforce

very health worker trained and supported helps to build a stronger community, and every enhanced community brings the world one step closer toward achieving good health and well-being for all. A robust, trained and motivated healthcare workforce is critical to saving and improving the lives of women, children and their families while also improving national health outcomes. For decades, Johnson & Johnson has worked to strengthen the people at the front lines of delivering care. From getting young people interested in healthcare as a career, to supporting their clinical training as future front-line health workers and caregivers, we help to ensure they have the skills they need to improve and save lives.

Health Workforce

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Our Aspiration: A world where the current and future healthcare workforce has the necessary competencies to deliver high-quality healthcare.

5-Year Target: 650,000 health workers will have received training to better deliver quality healthcare.

Status: Exceeded

Our Impact:

• A Pandemic Response Rooted in Community Health Provides a Blueprint for Building Forward

• Survey by Mental Health America Shows Dangerous Toll Pandemic is Taking On the Mental Health of Frontline Healthcare Workers

• Vula Mobile: On-Demand Specialist Advice Empowering Health Workers at the Last Mile

• Breaking Down Myths and Cultural Barriers to Save Mothers’ Lives in Rural Indonesia

Why Johnson & Johnson Created the Center for Health Worker Innovation

Why Johnson & Johnson Created the Center for Health Worker Innovation

New Study Reveals Investing in Midwives Could Save Millions of Lives

New Study Reveals Investing in Midwives Could Save Millions of Lives

A New Societal Contract for a New Era: Why It’s Time to Rethink Health Systems

A New Societal Contract for a New Era: Why It’s Time to Rethink Health Systems

"My Heart and Mind Feel Lighter": Meet a Health Worker Who Leaned on Support from a Unique Psychological Training Program During the Pandemic

"My Heart and Mind Feel Lighter": Meet a Health Worker Who Leaned on Support from a Unique Psychological Training Program During the Pandemic

Frontline health worker Vusumuzi Christopher Mnqayi speaking with a patient

Q&A: Putting Health Workers at the Center of Global Health Goals

Q&A: Putting Health Workers at the Center of Global Health Goals

Johnson & Johnson Announces Series of Collaborations Aimed at Transforming Mental Health Care in Low-Resource Settings

Johnson & Johnson Announces Series of Collaborations Aimed at Transforming Mental Health Care in Low-Resource Settings

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Training Ethnic Minority Midwives in Vietnam

Training Ethnic Minority Midwives in Vietnam

Indonesian Midwives Train in Saving Lives at Birth

Indonesian Midwives Train in Saving Lives at Birth

Johnson & Johnson Announces a $50 Million Commitment to Support Frontline Health Workers Battling COVID-19

Johnson & Johnson Announces a $50 Million Commitment to Support Frontline Health Workers Battling COVID-19

Bringing Healthcare to Remote Villages in India

Bringing Healthcare to Remote Villages in India

The Bridge to Universal Health Coverage: Community Health Workers

The Bridge to Universal Health Coverage: Community Health Workers

4 Ways Johnson & Johnson Is Helping Heroes Who Work at the Very Front Lines of Healthcare Around the World

4 Ways Johnson & Johnson Is Helping Heroes Who Work at the Very Front Lines of Healthcare Around the World

"I've 'Caught' Several Hundred Babies." What It's Like to Be an Indigenous Midwife in Canada

"I've 'Caught' Several Hundred Babies." What It's Like to Be an Indigenous Midwife in Canada

Lesley Paulette, an Indigenous registered midwife, with a mother and child in Canada

Delivering on Good Everyday: 3 Stories of Young Midwives in Action Around the World

Delivering on Good Everyday: 3 Stories of Young in Action

How a Partnership Between the U.S. and China Saved Thousands of Babies

The Neonatal Resuscitation Program: How a Partnership Between the U.S. and China Saved Thousands of Babies

Helping Babies Breathe

Helping Babies Breathe

Advancing the Next Generation of Healthcare Leadership in Africa

Advancing the Next Generation of Healthcare Leadership in Africa

Bridge to Employment: 25 Years of Helping Young People Excel in School—and Life

Bridge to Employment: 25 Years of Helping Young People Excel in School—and Life

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WiSTEM²D: The Ambitious Program Geared to Get Girls Excited About Science and Technology

WiSTEM²D: The Ambitious Program Geared to Get Girls Excited About Science and Technology

Our 2030 Promise

Johnson & Johnson has signed up to the 2030 UN Sustainable Development Goals—the world’s road map for progress.

Learn More About Our Initial 5-Year SDG Commitment (2016 – 2020)

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