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Podcast: A journey through Permanente history

Podcast: A journey through Permanente history

In the last episode of the 2022 Permanente Medicine Podcast season, host Chris Grant welcomes Jay Crosson, MD, and Paul Bernstein, MD, for a discussion on the origins and evolution of the Permanente Medical Groups.

Jennifer S. Lee, MD, joins Alliance of Community Health Plans as chief medical officer

Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group emergency physician will help trade association advocate for higher quality standards and patient-centered health care policies.

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Leading through unprecedented challenge and change

Leading through unprecedented challenge and change

Edward Ellison, MD, executive medical director of Southern California Permanente Medical Group, shares how an integrated care system harnesses passion, innovation, and member-focused spirit to rise to the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Imelda Dacones, MD, highlights Kaiser Permanente’s commitment to quality, top COVID-19 priorities in podcast

In an interview with Becker’s Healthcare founder and publisher Scott Becker, Imelda Dacones, MD, president and CEO of Northwest Permanente, reflects on her journey as a physician leader.

JAMA features viewpoint on population genomics co-authored by David Grossman, MD

David Grossman, MD, of Washington Permanente Medical Group, and Eric Larson, MD, of Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute, published a peer-reviewed viewpoint in JAMA about the potentially powerful implications of population genomics for the future of health care.

A curious mind

A curious mind

Permanente Federation Chief Information Officer Ed Lee, MD, continuously searches science and technology for ways to improve patient care.

Study: Minority racial, ethnic groups get diabetes at lower weights

Study: Minority racial, ethnic groups get diabetes at lower weights

Kaiser Permanente research found diabetes occurred 3 times more often among normal-BMI Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders than normal-BMI whites.

Summer 2019 edition of the Permanente Journal now available

Read peer-reviewed articles in the latest edition of the Permanente Journal, including a special report containing the 40 abstracts from the annual Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Research Week.