The Permanente Journal is a peer-reviewed medical journal dedicated to disseminating original research, clinical reviews, and innovative practices in health care delivery. It strives to bridge the gap between research and practice by providing evidence-based insights that can be directly applied to improve patient outcomes and enhance the efficiency of health care systems. Its scope encompasses a wide range of medical disciplines, including internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, and preventive medicine, as well as topics related to health policy, health information technology, and quality improvement.
The journal highlights practical approaches to clinical challenges, innovative uses of technology in health care, and strategies for promoting health equity and access. It also features articles on medical education, leadership development, and the ethical considerations of health care delivery. The target audience includes physicians, nurses, health care administrators, and researchers seeking to improve the quality and effectiveness of health care. It is indexed in databases such as PubMed Central.
By fostering the exchange of knowledge and best practices, The Permanente Journal seeks to contribute to the ongoing evolution of health care and promote the well-being of patients and communities. Submissions from various disciplines and perspectives are encouraged.