Community investments help foster the social and physical environments that support communities’ long-term health. In the fourth episode in a series, Kevin Barnett, member of the board of trustees of Trinity Health, discusses his health system and board's community investment, including ensuring the board has people who can ask strategic questions and understand what’s happening in the public sector; evaluating and measuring; and working with community members and community-based organizations. Listen here, and learn more on AHA’s Community Investment Conversations page.

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