Statement from the Santa Clara County Medical Association Regarding the Shooting Outside Kaiser Permanente Medical Offices in San Jose The Santa Clara County Medical Association (SCCMA) is deeply saddened by the tragic shooting at the Kaiser Permanente Medical Offices in San Jose. Our thoughts are with the individuals affected, their families, colleagues, patients, and all members of the community impacted by this devastating event. Healthcare facilities are places of healing, compassion, and care. Every physician, healthcare professional, staff member, patient, and visitor deserves to feel safe in these environments. When violence occurs in or around settings dedicated to care and healing, it can deeply affect individuals, families, healthcare teams, ... June 8, 2026 General, Physician Workforce, Public Health, Trama Screening, Trauma Informed Care 0 0 Comment Read More »
Santa Clara County Offers Tools, Training to Prepare for AB 340 Trauma "Screening" Bill Effective July 1 Trauma informed care is a model of care intended to promote healing and reduce risk for retraumatization. Early identification of trauma and providing the appropriate treatment are critical tools for reducing long-term healthcare costs for both children and adults. Individuals who experienced trauma in childhood are at significantly increased risk of heart diseases and diabetes compared to those who did not experience traumatic events. Research has shown that individuals who experienced several traumatic childhood events are likely to die 20 years sooner than those without these experiences. These physical health costs ... April 23, 2019 Mental Health, Trama Screening, Trauma Informed Care AB 340, Mental Health, Trauma Informed Care, Trauma Screening 0 0 Comment Read More »
