Making a case for clinical research as a priority in preventing firearm injury and death
David Grossman, MD, MPH, writes how health care systems, hospitals, and researchers have a role in preventing gun injury and death.
Patients find video visits convenient, high-quality
A study published in Annals of Internal Medicine found 9 out of 10 Kaiser Permanente members using primary care video visits were confident about the quality of care they received.
David Grossman, MD, discusses how Kaiser Permanente sets an example in firearm injury prevention research
In a recent Modern Healthcare article, David Grossman, MD, senior investigator at Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute in Seattle, shares his insights on the $2 million investment Kaiser Permanente has made in identifying best practices for clinicians to help prevent…
Clinical knowledge at your fingertips
The latest refresh to Kaiser Permanente’s Clinical Library supports clinical decision-making by providing easy access to thousands of medical resources.
Improving emergency care for patients with chest pain
Kaiser Permanente’s new HEART diagnostic criteria reduced hospital admissions and stress testing without increasing risk of heart damage for patients coming to the Emergency Department with low-risk chest pain.
Fall 2018 Edition of the Permanente Journal Now Available
The latest edition of the Permanente Journal includes a supplement with a special report co-written by Chief Quality Officer Michael Kanter, MD, on social determinants of health.
A Better Way to Assess Ovarian Cancer Risk
Permanente physicians and radiologists in Northern California created and validated a novel process for categorizing the risks from ovarian masses.
Kaiser Permanente Researchers Study Bariatric Surgery for Obese Teens
David Arterburn, MD, MPH, of the Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute, answers some questions about a major study on severe obesity among adolescents.
Summer 2018 Edition of the Permanente Journal Now Available
Get the latest research, including a look at results of a physician survey on time spent on direct care to patients to understand potential waste in health care.
Permanente Researchers Link Weight-Loss Surgery to Lower Risk of Diabetes
Recent large, long-term study finds patients develop half as much nerve, kidney, and eye disease after bariatric surgery.
