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Personal experiences inspire study of young patients and caregiversDrs. Dori Rosenberg and Karen Wernli lead a team with first-hand knowledge of complex conditions and care.
Has precision medicine’s time arrived?Dr. Jennifer McClure reflects on using personalized genetic knowledge to improve health and health care.
Personalizing care when life expectancy is shortDr. Eric B. Larson explores how prevention, testing, and treatment must be tailored to meet the needs of patients in late life.
What inspires Dr. Greg Simon to study mental health?For 27 years the psychiatrist-scientist has been researching and developing innovative population-based mental health programs.
Suicide prevention: Research network finds new way to predict riskLed by KPWHRI scientists, the study, “Predicting Suicide Attempts and Suicide Death Following Outpatient Visits Using Electronic Health Records,” aims to target those who need interventions most.
BHI: Easier access, better care, less stigmaClinicians and staff at Kaiser Permanente's Tacoma South clinic describe the many ways Behavioral Health Integration is making a difference for patients.
4 big ideas for learning health system researchFresh from the HCSRN conference, Sarah Greene reflects on the business case, evidence base, and human face of research.
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