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Kaiser Gets $54 Million in Research Grants
HealthDataManagement, 10/16/09
The National Institutes of Health will provide Kaiser Permanente with more than $54 million in grants over two years to conduct health research that capitalizes on the Oakland, Calif.–based organization’s electronic health records.
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