The Institute of Medicine (IOM)

The Institute of Medicine (IOM), now known as the National Academy of Medicine, is an influential organization in the United States that focuses on health and medicine. Established in 1970, it provides expert advice on health issues, aiming to improve public health, healthcare systems, and medical practices. The IOM conducts research, publishes reports, and recommends policies to enhance health outcomes and quality of care. It brings together experts from various fields to address critical health challenges and guide decision-making for government agencies, healthcare providers, and the public.