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Opportunity for early-career scientists
 
Kaiser Permanente Southern California, UCLA, VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, and the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services have partnered to support and mentor postdoctoral scientists in patient-centered outcomes research through SPIRIT K12 (Stakeholder-Partnered Implementation Research and Innovation Translation).

This program, early in its inaugural year, aims to train the next generation of researchers embedded in learning health systems to bridge the gap between research and practice for improved patient outcomes and health care system performance.

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