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Latino families inform training for caregivers of people with dementiaMaggie Ramirez, PhD, and Robert Penfold, PhD, culturally adapt an evidence-based online program.
How do you make sense of a mountain of evidence?KPWHRI researchers answer questions about systematic reviews and their impact on health care guidelines.
Seattle's Sweetened Beverage Tax linked to improved public health outcomesAn evaluation with KPWHRI researchers looked at the impacts of the tax so far.
Using long-term data to understand a vulnerable populationStudies offer insights into the lives of older adults with dementia who lack family.
Improving and advancing mental health careKPWHRI researchers are contributing to better mental health care for people nationwide.
15 tips for cutting back on alcoholWant to make positive, healthy changes in your drinking? KPWHRI experts have a free booklet with helpful advice for that.
What motivates Yates Coley’s work to build equitable prediction models?Their work contributes to improved quality of care and better understanding of patients’ needs.
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