Timely ‘tele-triage’ of chest pain
Research led by Dana Sax, MD, found that tele-triage of chest pain can safely refer people for care in venues other than the Emergency Department.
Researching disparities in heart health
Permanente physician and researcher Stephen Sidney, MD, MPH, has identified important disparities in heart health, leading to new approaches to preventing heart disease.
Integrated Colorectal Cancer Screening Program Saves Lives
New study culminates decades of groundbreaking research and clinical initiatives on the effectiveness of population-based screening.
Empowering data to improve health
Douglas Corley, MD, PhD, takes on a new role to lead delivery science program for optimizing care and treatment in Kaiser Permanente Northern California.
Health Effects of Women Following Sexual Assault
Kaiser Permanente research provides best evidence to date on the association between sexual assualt, health disorders, and health care use.
Ongoing Cardiovascular Care Initiatives Reduce Deaths from Heart Disease, Stroke
Study finds Kaiser Permanente Northern California numbers outpace the nation.
Five Questions for Doug Corley, MD
Doug Corley, MD, PhD, is a Permanente gastroenterologist in San Francisco and a researcher who focuses on why people get cancer and the best ways to prevent them.
Five Questions for Matthew Solomon, MD, PhD
Meet a cardiologist and researcher with Kaiser Permanente’s Division of Research and learn how he’s working to improve patient outcomes.
Identifying Diabetes Patients at Risk for Hypoglycemia
A team led by Kaiser Permanente researchers has developed and validated a practical tool for identifying diabetes patients at highest risk for being admitted to an Emergency Department due to severe hypoglycemia.