Learn how Kaiser Permanente Richmond’s Stroke Committee is advancing community health. Their outreach events provided stroke education, screenings, and personalized guidance to hundreds, empowering participants to act FAST and manage their health. See how these efforts are making a lasting impact.
See how Kaiser Permanente Richmond’s Care Without Delay team and ADT Nurses are transforming patient flow. By streamlining transitions and ensuring timely care, they’re improving outcomes and supporting the community, even during peak demand. Discover how teamwork and innovation make a difference.
Explore how Kaiser Permanente Richmond’s Culture Closet pilot is advancing culturally competent care. Led by Tia Newell, MSN, RN, NEA-BC, and Kareen Turner, MS, RD, this innovative program equips nurses with resources to better connect with patients' cultural needs, fostering respect and understanding. See how it’s making an impact.
Discover how Kaiser Permanente Richmond nurse Annabelle Muli, BSN, RN, brought compassion and excellence to the St. Bernadette Supportive Care Pilgrimage in France. Her journey to Lourdes exemplifies holistic care on a global scale, showcasing the heart of nursing in action.
Discover how Kaiser Permanente Richmond celebrated community, culture, and care in 2024. From volunteering to cultural events, our nurses and staff led initiatives that fostered inclusion and strengthened community ties. Dive into the highlights of our year and see how we're making a difference together.
Richmond’s nursing leaders championed workplace safety through impactful initiatives.
Angela Davis, RN Manager of the 3 North unit at Richmond advocated for murals in the breakrooms. They were each successfully installed in floor-to-ceiling beach and other relaxing scenes in 2024.
Tia Newell, MSN, BSN, RN, NEA-BC, Interim Associate Chief Nurse Executive at Kaiser Permanente Richmond Medical Center, applied for and received a grant from KP Region to support an affirmation cards initiative for nurses’ well-being.
Low Nulliparous, Term, Singleton, Vertex (NTSV) cesarean delivery rates are considered an indicator of high-quality maternity care.
In the spirit of maintaining one of the lowest Safety Priority Index (SPI) scores across all Kaiser Permanente Northern California medical centers, the Redwood City Quality & Safety Council is taking action to help reduce patient harm, including preventative measures for falls, HAPI, HAP, CLABSI, and CAUTI.