The impact of patient advisory councils on quality of care
Ramin Davidoff, MD, and coauthors discuss how patient advisory councils help improve quality of care in The Permanente Journal.
7 steps to health care innovation in geriatrics
As the United States’ population ages, more primary care physicians will be responsible for meeting the unique needs of older adults through person-centered, high-quality care. For guidance, primary care physicians can look to evidence-based best practices in the field of geriatrics to care for this growing population.
Ainsley MacLean, MD: How AI powers health care innovation, enhances care
Find out how AI’s health care innovations could revolutionize medicine and help physicians provide even more effective patient care.
Care at home is the hospital experience of the future
Permanente physician leader Stephen Parodi, MD, explores how in the next 5 to 10 years, many services currently provided in brick-and-mortar hospitals may well be moved into the home.
PermanenteDocs Chat on addressing health disparities in maternal care
Register to attend The Black maternal mortality rate in this country remains a significant public health problem. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Black women are 3…
PermanenteDocs Chat on addressing health disparities in maternal care
Learn more about an innovative pregnancy care model that helps to reduce Black maternal morbidity.
At the heart of quality cardiac specialty care
Permanente physicians practicing Permanente Medicine excel in state-of-the-art cardiac surgeries.
Driving health care innovation in 10 steps
Driving health care innovation in 10 steps
Joel Womack, MD, says communication is key to success of acute care-at-home programs
Northwest Permanente’s regional chief of hospital medicine discusses innovation and progress made through the care-at-home model.