Richard Isaacs, MD, and Susan Joy, MD, highlight COVID-19: Return to Sports Playbook guidelines
Playbook advises youth, high school, and collegiate athletes on how to get back into fitness in a safe way during the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 pandemic spurs evolution in diabetes care management
Permanente internist and Kaiser Permanente national clinical diabetes guidelines lead John Martin, MD, says the traditional care model is shifting to a remote, team-led approach.
COVID-19 antibody research to illuminate pandemic’s course
Kaiser Permanente among 25 recipients of grants from National Cancer Institute’s SeroNet program.
Jennifer Weiss, MD, offers tips for avoiding repetitive stress injuries in kids from remote learning
With more students jumping online for classes during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Permanente orthopedic surgeon joins experts on NBC News to discuss the risk of long-term injuries and recommends frequent stretching breaks for kids.
Imelda Dacones, MD, and Lisa Denike, MD, discuss COVID-fueled childhood obesity trends
In an interview with USA Today, Imelda Dacones, MD, and Lisa Denike, MD, of Northwest Permanente say they expect to see increases in childhood obesity as months of pandemic stress eating, closed schools, stalled sports, and public space restrictions extend indefinitely.
Kaiser Permanente Northern California deepens its COVID-19 research agenda
Division of Research physician researchers and other investigators examine the pandemic’s effects from all angles.
Kaiser Permanente creates COVID-19 Social Health Playbook
Health care system provides model for screening patients for access to food, housing, and other essential factors for health.
Covid 19: Return to Sports Playbook
Kaiser Permanente today announced a multidisciplinary team of sports medicine physicians, infectious disease, and other specialists has developed and released comprehensive guidance for youth, high school, and collegiate athletes to return to sports safely during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Richard Isaacs, MD, writes that COVID-19 has blasted health care into the future
The COVID-19 pandemic has sped the adoption of many technologies — including flat-screen video calls, drone deliveries, and robotic maids — that once seemed far-fetched.
Edward Ellison, MD, shares pandemic lessons for preventing physician burnout
In an interview with Harvard Business Review, The Permanente Federation co-CEO underscores the importance of agility, interdependence, and camaraderie in surviving stressful events.