Integrated Colorectal Cancer Screening Program Saves Lives
New study culminates decades of groundbreaking research and clinical initiatives on the effectiveness of population-based screening.
Reducing Opioids Not Associated with Lower Patient Satisfaction Scores
A Kaiser Permanente study found patients receiving recommended reduction in opioids dosage still rated their doctors favorably.
Health Effects of Women Following Sexual Assault
Kaiser Permanente research provides best evidence to date on the association between sexual assualt, health disorders, and health care use.
Research Network Finds New Way to Predict Suicide Risk
Combining data from electronic health records with results from standardized depression questionnaires better predicts suicide risk following a health visit, according to a new study.
Improving Parents’ Attitudes About Benefits of Vaccination
A study in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine found parents were receptive to a website providing clinical information and experts on vaccines.
