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Black nurses get together to forge their own future
and Clinton) on health and mental health issues.
Beloved nurse earned place in Kaiser Permanente history
friends, no matter what.”
Alva Wheatley: Champion of Kaiser Permanente diversity
[i] Article in KP Spectrum, Fall 1992.
Raleigh Bledsoe, MD: First Black radiologist west of Rockies
City) service area’s 60th Anniversary book in 2010.
Northwest Region started small and grew fast
edited by Portland historian Michael Munk, 2013.
Decades of health records fuel Kaiser Permanente research
Health: Enter the Computer" http://bit.ly/XQvXJC
Disabled Kaiser Permanente employee changed course of public transportation
Illinois, November 9, 1972. http://bit.ly/Rjjwm9
Marking half a century of stellar research
http://www.hmoresearchnetwork.org/members.htm#dor
Early Permanente physician leader views health care future from 1966 vantage
see hope,” he said. http://tinyurl.com/7w5on3w
Permanente physicians strive to prove high quality of care
of care review process catches on with regulators.
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