This video is an excerpt from the AMA Advancing Equity through Quality & Safety Peer Network session on Storytelling for Scale and Sustainability. In this section, Grace Rubenstein from Health Begins, defines the key elements of good storytelling and provides steps for developing a compelling story to help advance equity efforts at your institution. While data alone is important, the use of storytelling and narrative are important tools that can better convey what the data is telling us to attract additional allies and garner more support. An example from the Children s Hospital of Philadelphia is provided in the video.
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