Winter 1999 - Volume 3 Number 1Clinical ContributionsHemochromatosis: A Common, Rarely Diagnosed Disease
Kaiser Permanente Medicine 50 Years Ago: An Analysis of Acute Perforated Peptic Ulcers
Incidence of Atopic Dermatitis and Eczema by Ethnic Group Seen Within a General Pediatric Practice
The Herbal Medicine Pharmacy: What Kaiser Permanente Providers Need to Know
Health SystemsOutreach to Physicians With Problems: A Four-Year Experience
Raising the Bar for Quality
The Pain and Palliative Medicine Clinic: A Description of the Ohio Region's Pain and Palliative Medicine Program
Evidence-Based Education: Developing Kaiser Permanente Faculty For the New Millennium
Permanente Medicine: The Path to a Sustainable Future
Editors' CommentsTom Janisse, MD; Arthur Klatsky, MD; Lee Jacobs, MD; Scott Rasgon, MD
External AffairsPermanente--Fifty Years Ago?
CME in an HMO: Fifty Years of Experience M. Rudolph Brody, MD Full-text PDF Download 
Kaiser Permanente's Public Image: Impact and Response Scott Rasgon, MD, and panelists Ann Cahill, Susanne Coffey, Darrcy Loveland, Donald W. Parsons, MD, Jon Stewart, and Beverly Thomas Full-text PDF Download
AbstractsAbstracts of articles authored or coauthored by Permanente clinicians
Book Reviews"Common Heroes: Facing a Life Threatening Illness,"
"The Intelligent Patient's Guide to the Doctor-Patient Relationship:
Soul of the Healer"Suns" The Sleep Thief "Young girl handcuffs, springtime, and silver dollars" |
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