Newsmakers Archives - Permanente Medicine

Stephen Parodi, MD, says regulatory flexibilities are needed for virtual care

January 19, 2022

The Permanente Federation executive vice president tells J.P. Morgan panel that waivers allowing shifts in care delivery from in-person to virtual now face a “regulatory cliff.”

Stephen Parodi, MD, says shift from hospital to home acute care can help aging population

January 11, 2022

The Permanente Federation executive vice president tells MHealthIntelligence that up to a third of patients currently in brick-and-mortar hospitals could be cared for at home.

Don Mordecai, MD, shares sleep strategies with U.S. News & World Report

January 6, 2022

To address COVID-related anxiety and insomnia, Permanente psychiatrist and leader of Kaiser Permanente mental health and wellness recommends improvements to sleep hygiene.

Permanente physicians provide expertise to media coverage of coronavirus, COVID-19

January 5, 2022

Helping the media provide up-to-date information surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, our Permanente physician experts provide evidence-based medicine to ease fears.

CPMG ob-gyn Kimberly D. Warner, MD, featured in AMA’s “Shadow Me” Specialty Series

December 29, 2021

Ob-gyn Kim Warner, MD, shares what it’s like to be an obstetrician and gynecologist in interview for medical students and resident physicians.

Edward Lee, MD, highlights the benefits of data interoperability on Reuters panel

December 7, 2021

At recent Reuters Events webinar, The Permanente Federation’s chief information officer says the ability to access patient data from within and outside a health care organization aids decision-making.

Matthew Daley, MD, stresses simple, strong recommendations for COVID boosters

November 24, 2021

In recent media coverage, Matthew Daley, MD, a member a CDC vaccine advisory committee, gave a clear message about boosters for adults 50 years and older.

Dawn Clark, MD, shares physician perspective on burnout with AMA

November 10, 2021

The chief wellness officer at Southern California Permanente Medical Group joins a discussion on what physicians wish their patients knew about clinician burnout.

Stephen Parodi, MD, tells CNN that future COVID-19 outbreaks could be managed like seasonal flu

November 9, 2021

Kaiser Permanente's national infectious disease leader suggests the COVID-19 pandemic will transition into its “endemic” phase in 2022.

Younger children waiting for COVID-19 vaccines need to be protected, Stephen Parodi, MD, tells CNN

November 4, 2021

Stephen Parodi, MD, national infectious disease leader at Kaiser Permanente, stresses the importance of public health protective measures until the vaccine is broadly available for children under 5.

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