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When Group Health decided to kick tobacco’s buttJoan DeClaire remembers how the whole organization went mano a mano with America’s biggest killer — and won.
2016-11-04
Among Group Health’s greatest coups? We kicked tobacco’s butt!Joan DeClaire remembers how the whole organization went mano a mano with America’s biggest killer and won.
2016-11-03
Engagement report highlights Group Health’s work for the community at-largeLearn how we extend our mission through research, education, and outreach to the underserved.
health care, community health, quality, engagement
2016-11-01
What’s next for Dr. Dan Cherkin, investigator emeritus?Retired but still contributing, GHRI’s renowned alternative-care researcher pursues alternatives to the 40-hour work week.
2016-10-31
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.
alcohol, team care, drinking habits, CHOICE study
2016-10-28
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.
2016-10-28
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.
2016-10-20
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.