Spring 1998 - Volume 2 Number 2Original ResearchSatisfaction, Commitment, and Psychological Well-Being Among HMO Physicians Clinical ContributionsAcute and Suppurative Appendicitis: Disease Duration and its Implications for Quality Improvement Relation Between Physical or Sexual Abuse and Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders Kaiser Permanente Medicine 50 Years Ago: Written Instruction and Compliance with Return Visits for Reading Mantoux (PPD) Skin Tests in a Large General Pediatric Practice Health Systems ManagementComplementary and Alternative Medicine Comes to Kaiser Permanente Care Management: The Next Level of Innovation for Kaiser Permanente A Word from the Medical Directors Touching the Customer by Understanding Employees: Preliminary Linkage Research Findings from Four Regions of Kaiser Permanente A Strategy for a Permanente/Academic Partnership in a Small Medical Group Effectiveness of Influenza Immunization Postcard Reminders Among Seniors Vaccinated the Previous Year Editors' CommentsTom Janisse, MD; Arthur Klatsky, MD; Lee Jacobs, MD; Scott Rasgon, MD External AffairsOPMG's New Head Seeks "Will" to Secure KP-Ohio Future As Bad As It's Been Kaiser Permanente Cares for Kids The State of Managed Care in the Union California Managed Health Care Improvement Task Force AbstractsAbstracts of articles authored or coauthored by Permanente clinicians A Moment in TimeGroup Health Cooperative of Puget Sound--A Short History "To Serve the Greatest Number," by Walt Crowley. A Book Review Letters to the EditorYour letters will link quarterly issues and create more dynamic exchange on the Internet. Book Review"Final Choices: To Live or to Die in an Age of Medical Technology," by George M. Burnell, MD Soul of the HealerSandhill Cranes Unfinished Dominican Monastery Earning a Second Doughnut "Still Life with Bananas", "Vase with Plant" , "Watercolor House" , "Vase of Flowers" The Lighter Side of Medicine |
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