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Why focus on improving smokers’ dental hygiene?After a decade of study, Dr. Jennifer McClure takes stock of the benefits and challenges of the Oral Health 4 Life program.
tobacco, oral health, public health, smoking, oral hygeine, quitlines
2019-06-24
How to prevent suicide by firearms?Julie Richards’ study is one of the first three funded by Kaiser Permanente’s Firearm Injury Prevention Task Force
prevention, suicide, suicide prevention, guns
2019-06-21
Top pediatric physician-scientist chosen to lead Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research InstituteRita Mangione-Smith, MD, MPH, brings expertise in quality improvement and health systems from her leadership posts at Seattle Children’s and University of Washington School of Medicine.
Kaiser Permanente, leadership, vice president, executive director
2019-06-17
Using breast MRI after cancer may lead to unneeded biopsiesKaiser Permanente-led BCSC study among largest to evaluate adding MRI surveillance for breast cancer survivors
2019-06-04
CATALyST meeting sparks learning for health care transformationWith a focus on learning health system research, scholars and faculty from the program’s four institutions shared insights and support.
learning health system, CATALyST
2019-06-03
6 Value Champions begin tackling medical overuse in the safety netNew training and mentorship program supports clinicians in doing less of what harms and more of what helps vulnerable patients.
social determinants of health, MacColl Center, RWJF, low-value care, health equity, medical overuse, medical costs
2019-05-31
Suicide prevention must embrace complexities and nuanceResearchers and practitioners have to respect individuality while developing large-scale solutions, says Dr. Gregory Simon.
research, mental health, suicide, suicide prevention, psychiatry
2019-05-30
