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Health Professionals

Our scientists study health care as it happens in everyday clinics and hospitals, turning research into better health for patients everywhere.

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Physician/researcher Dr. Sascha Dublin practices family medicine at Kaiser Permanente's Federal Way Medical Center. 

Our research

Helping health care teams better meet patients’ needs

Health research often happens in experimental settings that differ from clinics and hospitals where most Americans get their care. But at Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute, we study care as it’s delivered to a real-world population of health plan members over time. We collaborate with health care teams at Kaiser Permanente Washington and beyond to ensure that we’re asking the right questions—and that our findings can be used to improve everyday patient care.

Through our MacColl Center for Health Care Innovation, we’re helping to transform care nationwide by developing and testing innovative models of care, and providing the training and technical assistance that health care teams need to better meet patients’ needs.


Open notes

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Concerns about note-sharing fade with practice

A new federal rule requiring physicians to give patients access to their notes may be easier to follow than physicians expected.

Electronic health records

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EHR study offers insights on medical cannabis use

New research examines providers’ notes to understand patients’ cannabis use and health conditions.

Free training

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How to become a clinical value champion

KPWHRI’s MacColl Center launches online training to help clinicians identify and curb overused services in clinical practice.

Research

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CVD risk calculation: Can smaller clinics break through?

KPWHRI researchers uncover obstacles faced by smaller practices when adding CVD risk calculators into primary care.