September 2024
NATIONAL SUICIDE PREVENTION MONTH
A better approach to prevent teen suicide deaths
A new grant will fund crucial work to test the effectiveness of teen suicide prevention in primary care.
Engaging clinicians, patients in firearm suicide prevention
In this powerful video, Julie Richards, PhD, discusses her work to prevent firearm suicide deaths and how it is being implemented at Kaiser Permanente Washington.
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Vaccine program recruiting new volunteers in Seattle area
The KPWHRI vaccine trial registry was the first to enroll participants in a clinical trial of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Can machine learning help treat depression more effectively?
A new grant funds modeling work to identify effective antidepressant treatments for individual patients more quickly.
Making research communications more inclusive
A new resource from KPWHRI's ACT Center encourages language and design choices that promote inclusivity.
KPWHRI Seminars
How lived experience affects Black women's health
Kanetha Wilson, PhD, discusses her research on the complex interworking of location and health for Black women in Southeastern America.
KPWHRI in the media
Addressing structural racism in clinical prediction models
Maricela Cruz, PhD, and Yates Coley, PhD, spoke to JSM TV about structural racism in prediction models and methods to mitigate bias.
Recognition
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Land Acknowledgment
Our Seattle offices sit on the occupied land of the Duwamish and by the shared waters of the Coast Salish people, who have been here thousands of years and remain. Learn about practicing land acknowledgment.