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CATALyST launches new round of scholar admissionsKPWHRI’s K12 scholar program is accepting letters of interest from early-career scientists to train in learning health systems research.
learning health system, CATALyST, early career scientists, LHS
2021-01-29
5 lessons from co-designing with patient partnersSarah Brush shares insights on engaging KP members in a Learning Health System project to revamp chronic pain care.
opioids, empathy, Pain, human-centered design
2021-01-26
KP biostatisticians help monitor COVID-19 vaccine safetyDr. Jennifer Nelson explains how Kaiser Permanente scientists are helping the CDC and FDA keep an eye out for rare adverse events.
2021-01-06
Finding our rhythm — KPWHRI shares songs to carry us into 2021Susan Brandzel cues up our tunes as we look ahead to better days in the new year.
2020-12-31
What’s the cost of mental health integration?Kaiser Permanente Washington shows price may not be a barrier to primary care implementation, Dr. Kai Yeung reports.
costs, behavioral health integration, integrated mental health
2020-12-28
Cancer screening in the time of COVID-19Dr. Diana Buist reflects on the challenges of providing screening during a pandemic — and finds reason for optimism.
breast cancer, cervical cancer, colorectal cancer, COVID-19, cancer screening, mammograms, HPV tests, Cologuard
2020-12-23
NIH-Moderna COVID-19 vaccine receives FDA Emergency Use AuthorizationThe investigational vaccine that KPWHRI’s team first tested shows an efficacy rate of about 94% as research continues.
immunization, COVID-19 vaccine, Moderna
2020-12-18
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