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Medical professionals outline efforts to improvement to wellness during a discussion at the annual meeting of the National Governors association in Atlantic City. Speakers also weigh in on childcare, equity and training people in the field of Mental Health. [inaudible conversations] welcome to the National Governors association 2023 here to open the session is executive director of the National Governors association, bill mcbride. [applause] good morning. So happy to see so many of you after the wild night we had last night. Maybe some of your it here yet. I dont know. On behalf of all of us at the National Governors association, a very warm welcome to all of you. We are so excited that so many people made the journey to Atlantic City for our annual summer meeting. Since 1908, this was the bipartisan price of the leaders of 55 states, commonwealth and territories in the United States and we are so happy to be here in Atlantic City for the 2023 annual meeting which is our 150th annual m
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