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••Spring 2005/Vol. 9, No. 2


2004 Vohs and Lawrence Awards;
A Focus on Evidence-Based Medicine

Editorial CommentsAbstracts from articles published in other journalsCommentary Clinical articles on the practice of Permanente medicinePoetry, Art, Musings from Permanente clinicians
KP in the Community
Articles from a Systems perspective
Physicians in the newsBook Reviews

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Clinical Contributions



2004 Vohs Award Winner
Tobacco Dependence Program: A Multifaceted Systems Approach to Reducing Tobacco Use Among Kaiser Permanente Members in Northern California.
By Ali Goldstein, MPH; Scott Gee, MD; Rachelle Mirkin, MPH

The 2004 Vohs Award winner from Northern California employed a multifaceted systems approach to address the single greatest preventive medical problem we face.
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2004 Vohs Award Honorable Mention
The Kaiser Permanente Northwest Cardiovascular Risk Factor Management Program: A Model for All.
By Jodi S Joyce, BS, BSN, MBA; Martina M Fetter, RN; Dean H Klopfenstein, RPh, CDE; Michael K Nash, BS

This 2004 Vohs Honorable Mention is a centralized, multidisciplinary, proactive clinical management intervention using computer-stored data to identify eligible members with multiple interrelated cardiovascular risk traits.
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2004 Lawrence New Project Award Winner
Perinatal Patient Safety Project.
By Julie Nunes, RN, MS, CPHRM; Sharon McFerran, RN, PhD, CPHQ

The 2004 Lawrence Patient Safety New Project Award-winning project, presented here, drew upon a multitude of theories, disciplines, and industries to create high-reliability perinatal units.
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2004 Lawrence Transfer Award Winner
KP Northwest Preoperative Briefing Project.
By Maureen Ann Wright, MD

The 2004 Lawrence Patient Safety Transfer Award-winning project, presented here, was developed by the KPNW Patient Safety Team as a way to transform the patient safety culture in the KPNW's operating suites and to reduce the number of errors.
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Pain Management Doesn't have to be a Pain: Working and Communicating Effectively with Patients who have Chronic Pain.
By Christine E Whitten, MD; Christine M Evans, PhD; Kristene Cristobal, MS

In direct "how-to" language and with attention to psychological and cultural aspects, this presentation describes the evaluation and management of a pervasive aspect of medical practice.
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Corridor Consult
The Electronic Health Record "Toolbox."
By Michael A Krall, MD

Using case examples, this article describes and gives brief instruction in the tools of the KP HealthConnect toolbox.
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