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Stephen Parodi, MD, says health care professionals’ frustrations mount as COVID-19 hospitalizations surge

Kaiser Permanente national infectious disease leader tells Hearst TV that physicians, nurses, and other clinicians facing burnout can benefit from peer support.

Leading with a long-term, connected strategy

Permanente physician leader Edward Ellison, MD, reflects on the COVID-19 pandemic and the transformation ahead for Kaiser Permanente.

Pandemic reveals critical need to unite health care with social care

By employing a targeted network of community-based partnerships, Permanente physicians can address patients’ social health and begin to achieve health equity.

From the front lines: 10 lessons from a hospital command center

Lindsay Mazotti, MD, a hospitalist with The Permanente Medical Group, shares how health care teams can prepare for COVID-19 patients.

Narrative medicine: Letting our patients tell their story

Bob Climko, MD, writes about the importance of really listening to patients.

The Healing Power of Gratitude

“Count your blessings.” We often hear this recommendation during times of turmoil, stress, or sadness in our lives.

The healing power of gratitude

Edward Ellison, MD, writes about the health benefits found in the simple task of expressing gratitude every day.

Depression, burnout, and even suicide is surprisingly common among medical students and physicians. The Kaiser Permanente School of Medicine is working to reverse that trend by building a culture of well-being from the ground up.

Right Care, Right Time, Right Place

Northwest Permanente COO Rahul Rastogi, MD, finds innovative ways to deliver quality, convenient care to patients.