Permanente gastroenterologist and researcher Douglas Corley, MD, commented in an NPR report about a recent study that cast doubts on the effectiveness of the procedure used to detect colon cancer

Northwest Permanente physician leader Colin Cave, MD, talks about the actions physicians and health systems can take to reduce the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on public health, especially vulnerable communities.

The Permanente Federation’s chief information officer explores the potential benefits and challenges of integrating artificial intelligence into health care.

Northwest Permanente’s regional chief of hospital medicine discusses innovation and progress made through the care-at-home model.

The Permanente Federation’s co-CEO writes in Harvard Business Review that rebuilding public trust in the U.S. health care system must be a priority.

Permanente leader Stephen Parodi, MD, says the proposed Hospital Inpatient Services Modernization Act offers the regulatory framework that hospital-at-home programs seek

Northwest Permanente’s chief people officer discusses how to identify and prevent burnout at a Health Action Alliance virtual event.

The Permanente Federation’s chief information officer says protecting health data systems is key to building trust with patients.

At the National Primary Care Transformation Summit, Permanente physician leader Ramin Davidoff, MD, said future health care will focus more on proactive approaches.

The Permanente Federation’s chief quality officer writes about the intersection of research and quality in The Permanente Journal.