All Articles on Screening
Financial incentives increase stool testingDr. Beverly Green's research explores a novel way to reduce disparities in screening for colon cancer.
Why does Diana Miglioretti study the biostatistics of cancer screening?Family history sparks interest for KPWHRI senior investigator, UC Davis professor, and co-leader of the BCSC.
No need to follow up simple ovarian cystsNew study shows women with simple cysts are not at increased risk of ovarian cancer.
What drives Diana Buist to study breast cancer screening?Kaiser Permanente Share profiles longtime KPWHRI investigator and director of research and strategic partnerships.
Community health centers can boost colon cancer screeningDr. Beverly Green describes working with Kaiser Permanente Northwest to reduce cancer screening disparities.
Suicide prevention: Research network finds new way to predict riskLed by KPWHRI scientists, the study, “Predicting Suicide Attempts and Suicide Death Following Outpatient Visits Using Electronic Health Records,” aims to target those who need interventions most.
BHI: Easier access, better care, less stigmaClinicians and staff at Kaiser Permanente's Tacoma South clinic describe the many ways Behavioral Health Integration is making a difference for patients.
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