Tweetcap: #COVIDvaccine provides shot of hope to medical community
The development of a COVID-19 vaccine is being celebrated by frontline physicians, clinicians, nurses, and medical staff across the country.
Among the safest hospitals in the nation
29 Kaiser Permanente hospitals received an A grade for patient safety and infection prevention in the latest Leapfrog report.
Reducing racial disparities in health care delivery
Nancy Gin, MD, FACP, The Permanente Federation's chief quality officer, discusses the current health disparities playing out, Kaiser Permanente’s response during COVID-19, and policy solutions that could make a difference now.
Nancy Gin, MD, spotlights physician-led research in fight against COVID-19
The chief quality officer of The Permanente Federation writes on KevinMD.com that physician researchers are bridging the gap between the patient’s bedside and the clinical world.
Kaiser Permanente highest rated again by Covered California
For the second straight year, Kaiser Permanente stands apart as the only health care plan in the state given 5 out of 5 stars for overall quality of care.
Kaiser Permanente Medicare plans rated among the nation’s best
Kaiser Permanente received top marks in the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services annual Star Ratings for 2021.
Taskforce on Telehealth Policy issues final report
The Permanente Federation Chief Quality Officer Nancy Gin, MD, sits on national telehealth taskforce recommending guidelines to policymakers.
Nancy Gin, MD, sheds light on how COVID-19 is transforming health care delivery
In an opinion piece for MedPage Today, Nancy Gin, MD, chief quality officer for The Permanente Federation, describes how COVID-19 has given health care a much-needed transformational jolt.
Tweetcap: Permanente physicians show their masks to promote awareness
Permanente physicians took to Twitter in an effort to spread awareness about wearing protective masks during COVID-19.
Nancy Gin, MD, urges people to be cautious, candid about behaviors as states reopen
Nancy Gin, MD, recently told Healthline that it is important for people to be careful and candid about where they’ve been and where they are going now that they’re doing some “cautious toe dipping” in public settings as states reopen.