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The Department of Research & Evaluation promotes learning for Kaiser Permanente Southern California researchers, physicians, and staff with weekly Care Improvement Research Team lectures, monthly Research Seminars focused on presenting the region’s latest scientific findings, and quarterly Health Sciences Seminars, which bring in national health care leaders to encourage innovation.
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