Fall 1997 - Volume 1 Number 2Clinical ContributionsSelecting and Interpreting Diagnostic Tests
Frequency and Determinants of Triennial Pap Smear Screening Rates
An Approach to Severe or Persistent Functional Symptoms
Scheduling Prenatal Care for Low-Risk Women
Perspective--Kaiser Permanente Medicine 50 Years Ago
Health Systems ManagementThe Young Mother's Club
Primary Care Redesign The Hospital-Based Specialist Program
Information Technology Development: Interview with Rand Holt
A New Moment in the History of Kaiser Permanente
Creating the Future of Kaiser Permanente: Critical Strategic Choices
Medical Legal UpdateManaged Care Risk Management
Editors' CommentsTom Janisse, MD, and Arthur Klatsky, MD.
External AffairsHealth Care Consumer Protection and Physicians: Be Wary What You Ask For
Permanente Joins Campaign for Consumer Protection
AbstractsAbstracts of articles authored or coauthored by Permanente clinicians
A Moment in TimeThe Tahoe Agreement
Letters to the EditorYour letters will link quarterly issues and create more dynamic exchange on the Internet.
Book Review"Caring for Patients," by Allen Barbour
Soul of the Healer"Bandon Beach, Oregon" "Visit to the Plastic Surgeon" "Say Ah" Prayer
A Father's Ritual
Epic Encounter
Managing Chaos
Whatever Happened to Whistling?
"Electron Micrograph" The Lighter Side of MedicineMedical Humor and cartoon-strips.
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