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When does your child need antibiotics?From Dr. Rita Mangione-Smith: Questions for parents to ask their pediatrician before deciding to give a child antibiotics.
Vaccines: Benefits outweigh the risksThe benefits of vaccines far outweigh the risks. Still, the debate about the value of vaccines continues on. Here are some facts to help you make the right health decision for your child.
Partnering with research, CRS program addresses social needs in primary careCindee DeWitt describes how Kaiser Permanente Washington’s community resource specialist program stands out among efforts to meet patients’ social needs.
Lessons in screening for adverse childhood experiences (ACES)KPWHRI’s Center for Community Health and Evaluation proposes 5 necessary elements based on its recent work with partner programs.
Straight talk about vaccines for your young childThere’s a lot of information out there about the merits and risks of vaccines. Parents are rightly concerned about making the best choices for their children amid conflicting information.
From 17 years to 17 months: Implementation of suicide risk assessmentDr. Greg Simon discusses the fast uptake of a new system for predicting patients’ suicide risk, arising from work by the Mental Health Research Network.
2019 mentorship awards go to Jane Anau and Dr. Jessica ChubakThe honor underscores the institute’s commitment to a work environment that fosters employees’ growth.
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