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Nurse navigators may aid colon cancer screening follow-upAfter positive screening test, they may help Group Health patients get needed diagnosis.
OpenNotes opens doors for patient engagementGroup Health’s November 4 launch of OpenNotes gives patients easy access to clinicians’ notes on MyGroupHealth.
Heart(rate) on your sleeve: Activity trackers aid health researchKaiser Permanente researchers are asking: Can fitness trackers change health as well as activity?
From Mad Men to smartphone apps: 50 years of tobacco controlIn the run-up to the Great American Smokeout, Dr. Jennifer McClure reflects on society’s progress to reduce tobacco use—and Kaiser Permanente’s impact on these lifesaving efforts. Still, she says, much work lies ahead.
How can radiologists detect breast cancer more accurately?Research suggests having radiologists do diagnostic workups of some of their own recalled cases can help improve accuracy.
Medical Care special issue features Safety Net Medical Home InitiativeProgress report on landmark initiative to improve care for vulnerable populations.
Lemonade from lemons: Breast cancer group gains momentumGroup Health believes women with breast cancer need their own support group. Thanks to a grant from the Group Health Foundation’s Partnership for Innovation, the Lemonade group was born.
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