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Patient engagement changes lives, one conversation at a timeRN Sue Ruedebusch writes how a KPWHRI study changed her relationship with patients, her views on alcohol, and a certain veteran’s life.
When election hyperbole raises stereotypes, here’s an antidoteVirginia Immanuel, GHRI director of information technology emerita, reviews a book on stereotype threat — what it is and how to combat it.
Embracing uncertainty in politics and healthIn these nerve-wracking times, Dr. Eric B. Larson says get informed, be activated, and stay true to your values.
- Also part of the White House’s Cancer Moonshot initiative: The Digital Mammography DREAM Challenge…
The Digital Mammography DREAM Challenge — an open science data competition to improve screening accuracy.
- Got plain language? 5 tips for clear, engaging writing — even in research
October is Health Literacy Month. Jessica Ridpath shares plain language tips and resources from KPWHRI’s Program for Readability In Science & Medicine (PRISM).
How many lives has Dr. Tommy Thompson saved?Dr. Paul Sherman reflects on his friend and mentor — a preventive-care pioneer who will be honored Saturday, Oct. 15 at the Group Health Foundation’s “Gift of Health” Gala.
Diabetes health: Pharmacy outreach increases statin use but not costsCalls from pharmacists and EHR reminders improved cardiovascular outcomes in Group Health patients with diabetes, Dr. James Ralston and colleagues found.
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