#KPResearch finds depression screening for patients with newly diagnosed breast cancer was highly effective at identifying patients who need behavioral health care. Learn how this @KPSCalResearch study published in @JAMA_current will improve cancer care: https://t.co/cZ22mM4Qh3
More than half of all sexually active people have HPV, an often-symptomless virus that can cause cervical cancer as well as several other cancers in both men and women. Learn how to protect yourself. #CervicalCancerAwareness https://t.co/uYO4bPtuGI
As the pandemic continues alongside flu season, it's important to stay healthy and wash your hands regularly. Find tips about washing your hands here: https://t.co/jPYWFLHVeJ.
As a member of our digital and technology teams, you'll make a huge impact on the way we care for our members and help create healthier futures. Learn more about how we leverage technology to impact care. https://t.co/UHL9rzd3w7 #NationalTechnologyDay
Mentoring nurses and empowering them to be the best they can be is important to us. Read more about how Carly and other members of our team in Washington are committed to professional development for nurses. https://t.co/BB4c132aL7
At Kaiser Permanente, we're building futures and training future leaders in health care. Our variety of early-career programs helps individuals gain the skills and confidence they need to succeed. Learn more here. https://t.co/mYcwUwTcBm
Social & political issues can impact the mental health of #LGBTQ youth, according to research from @TrevorProject. Matthew Hirschtritt, MPH, psychiatrist & researcher at @kpnorcal said one helpful avenue is turning to a supportive adult, guardian or mentor https://t.co/vBghAkDHUI
New #KPResearch shows #omicron causes less severe disease on average. Even so, Sara Y. Tartof, PhD, w/ @KPSCalResearch, cautions via @AP that on a societal level it's a serious situation and we need to maintain the practices that we know protect us. https://t.co/ISsK2jT0HH
#TBT 60 years ago: Kaiser Permanente pioneered today’s electronic medical records in 1962 when we provided computer-processed medical records for our members through the Automated Multiphasic Health Test.
📷: @KPHawaii Computer Lab, 1967
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Can cervical cancer be prevented ― or even eliminated? We think so. Learn about our 3-part strategy to eliminate cervical cancer among our patients. #CervicalCancerAwareness. https://t.co/LUpIYs02Z6
Flu cases are starting to increase. #Fightflu with these 5 tips, and be sure to #GetVaccinated. Visit https://t.co/CvUXsxa6nZ to find flu shot locations near you.
Information about your relatives’ medical conditions can help your doctors provide you with more targeted preventive care. Leslie Manace, MD, explains the benefits of a family health history. https://t.co/eoN9Dg4Af8 #NationalFamilyHealthHistoryDay
The holiday season is flu season, too. Kaiser Permanente members can get no-cost flu shots through March 31 at retail pharmacies such as @riteaid, @Walgreens, @Safeway, and @Walmart. Find locations near you: https://t.co/CvUXsxa6nZ #fightflu#getvaccinated
New #KPResearch studied a large group of women with advanced breast cancer and found about 40% of fractures were cancer-related. Learn more about this study led by Joan Lo, MD, w/ @KPDOR and published in @JAMANetworkOpen via @MDAlertSTAT. https://t.co/iqazvMQ9fx
HIV/AIDs is an active area of research for Kaiser Permanente. Since 2007, we have published more than 749 studies related to HIV and AIDs. #WorldAidsDay https://t.co/k1By6ckCoX
For #PresenceofMind last month, @Keeoh gave some incredible advice on how to deal with anxiety!
More in this month's #MHmoments by @aboutKP!
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