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Tackling opioids: Rethinking a ‘medicalized’ approach to painPain is a universal experience for all living creatures. And nearly every person will experience enough chronic pain to seek medical care at some time in their life—for headaches, back aches, severe joint pain, and the like. As we age, chronic pain becomes even more common.
As the flu spreads, vaccination offers protectionA study helps confirm U.S. guidelines encouraging people with high-risk conditions to get vaccinated.
Patient perceptions shed light on unexpected suicide attemptsJulie Richards, motivated by clinical practice needs and lived experience, is researching suicide-related care.
Partnership with rural-health experts aims to improve heart careHealthy Hearts Northwest helps bring better care for cardiovascular patients thanks to Dr. L.J. Fagnan and colleagues.
Four CATALyST scholars selected to train as learning health system scientistsKP Washington, UW, WSU, and the VA join forces in a new research training program aimed at transforming health care.
Why does Cara Lewis study implementation science?We profile the KPWHRI associate investigator, a clinical psychologist who also studies social factors that affect health.
Let’s put measurement-based care in behavioral health treatmentDr. Cara Lewis reflects on using implementation science to integrate patient-reported symptoms into behavioral health care.
research, mental health, behavioral health, health services, implementation science, measurement
