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Suicide risk: As predictable as getting struck by lightning?How safety planning for suicide risk is like the Red Cross' advice about thunderstorms.
2017-09-26
A core competency for health system researchers: Striking a balanceResearchers working with clinical partners on health system improvements can learn from yoga principles, writes Sarah Greene.
2017-09-18
A colon cancer screening program shows 5-year successHome tests help people get recommended screening, Dr. Bev Green reports, supporting Kaiser Permanente programs that mail test kits to members
2017-09-14
Can kids be screened routinely for adverse childhood experiences?Lisa Schafer leads CCHE’s evaluation of the Center for Youth Wellness’ National Pediatric Practice Community on ACEs Screening.
social determinants of health, children, SDoH, pediatrics, youth, resilience
2017-09-12
Can mHealth improve primary care for alcohol use disorders?Dr. Joe Glass wants to make treatment more comfortable for patients and providers—possibly with digital tools.
alcohol, primary care, mhealth
2017-09-07
Single payer: Not the only path to health care for allUniversal coverage can improve health outcomes and save lives. Let this be our focus in seeking the best way forward, writes Dr. Eric B. Larson.
2017-09-06
Attempted Obamacare repeal gets headlines — but more may affect healthA special series in The Lancet debates U.S. health inequalities and inequities. Here’s how KPWHRI can help address them, Dr. Eric B. Larson writes
2017-09-01
Land Acknowledgment
Our Seattle offices sit on the occupied land of the Duwamish and by the shared waters of the Coast Salish people, who have been here thousands of years and remain. Learn about practicing land acknowledgment.