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Helping primary care practices decide whether to adopt proven programs
To be, or not to be, put into practice? Leah Tuzzio describes a decision-to-implement worksheet for evidence-based interventions
Biostatistician Yates Coley returns to Seattle as new investigator
Dr. Yates Coley joins GHRI faculty to continue her work in precision medicine and statistical methods for electronic health records data.
Bariatric surgery keeps weight off in long term
Weight loss persisted for 10 years with Roux-en-Y gastric bypass in Dr. Arterburn’s large multisite study of veterans.
Preventing dementia: A long-term ACT idea goes mainstream
Next week, biostatistician Dr. Jennifer Bobb attends her second symposium for the 30-year Adult Changes in Thought study. Here’s a meeting preview.
Carol Cahill bicycles to honor husband and fund cancer research
A Kitsap County paper interviewed Carol about Tom’s Mighty Mashers, an Obliteride team in memory of her late husband, Tom Foley.
Sustaining diabetes self-management programs: Community members speak
Ideas flowed at a conference on maintaining the benefits of a community health program, writes Anne Renz.
The world seems unstable but are there some constants in health?
Dr. Eric B. Larson sees parallels between personal resilience and sustainable, quality health systems.
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