The University of Hawaiʻi's Commitment to a Healthier Hawaiʻi and Pacific
The UH System has significant health sciences programs that collectively play an essential role in educating Hawaiʻi’s health workforce
and addressing the health challenges facing Hawaiʻi and the Pacific.
Established from listening sessions across the UH System and the community, UHealthy Hawaiʻi focuses on four priority areas, as described below.
UHealthy Hawaiʻi is pleased to have the support of numerous UH and community partners.
Please see “Partners” page for the full list.
The UH System Health Sciences Collaborative represents the 85 Health Science Training Programs across 8 UH campuses, created to foster system-wide coordination, synergy, and collaboration across all UH health science programs to meet the state’s healthcare workforce needs, address critical health challenges, and enhance the health and well-being of our patients and communities.
The University of Hawaiʻi (UH) System Center for Indigenous Innovation and Health (CIIH) aims to advance Indigenous innovation (the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge, practices, and methodologies to contemporary problems) as a tool for health equity in Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) populations. For more details, please visit our Center for Indigenous Innovation and Health page (click here).
Inspired by community needs, we use policy strategies to improve health across geographies
Meetings are scheduled by appointment only, so please email us if you would like to visit in person.
UHealthy Hawaiʻi – The University of Hawaiʻi's Commitment to a Healthier Hawaiʻi and Pacific
