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Feedback-informed care: Mapping a new course for depression treatmentWith support from the Garfield Memorial Fund, Kaiser Permanente researchers are using big data to help customize and improve care for depression
big data, Depression, behavioral health, Sydney Garfield Memorial Fund
2017-05-04
Bring a coworker on your bicycle commute. It’ll all be downhill from there.For National Bike month, Alex Fleig recalls his first ride to work. In spite of a hill and an emergency repair along the way, a bicycle commuter was born.
2017-05-03
NIH workshop will shine light on real-world pragmatic trialsKaiser Permanente Washington President Susan Mullaney is among health leaders discussing unique research opportunities in large integrated systems
2017-05-01
Talk less, do more: Let’s start a movement in health careIdeas in the ‘Vital Directions’ report are sound, writes Dr. Eric B. Larson. But we need a movement to reach our destination of quality care for all.
2017-04-20
Oprah shines light on Henrietta Lacks and the ethics of genetic researchDr. Evette Ludman talks about Oprah’s HBO production of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks and the ethical issues still alive in genetic research today.
2017-04-18
HCSRN 2017: Turning know-how into hope for health careInspired by the Health Care Systems Research Network annual meeting, Sarah Greene reflects on why the group’s research is needed now more than ever.
2017-04-13
Kaiser Permanente study tests new way to reduce ‘vaccine hesitancy’Parent volunteers who value immunization show promise as advocates to help protect communities against contagious diseases
vaccine, vaccination, immunization
2017-04-11
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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.