Nueva herramienta para que OHSU y sus socios coordinen la capacidad de camas de salud conductual en toda la región
By Sara Hottman
May 01, 2023
El Oregon Behavioral Health Coordination Center optimiza los recursos limitados de salud mental a medida que la necesidad crece.
New tool allows OHSU, partners to coordinate behavioral health bed capacity across region
By Sara Hottman
May 01, 2023
Oregon Behavioral Health Coordination Center optimizes limited mental health care resources as need continues to grow.
OHSU aumenta el salario mínimo para todos los puestos del convenio AFSCME Local 328
By Sara Hottman
February 17, 2023
El aumento a $18 la hora está $3.25 por encima del salario mínimo del área metropolitana de Portland; el objetivo es mejorar la contratación y retención de empleados.
OHSU increases minimum wage for all AFSCME Local 328-represented positions
By Sara Hottman
February 17, 2023
Increase to $18 per hour is $3.25 more than Portland metro area minimum wage; aimed at improving recruitment, retention.
OHSU receives federal funding for behavioral health services coordination project
By Sara Hottman
December 23, 2022
The $800,000 appropriation will advance statewide, collaborative effort; continuation of OHSU leadership in information sharing, coordination among hospitals.
U.S. News & World Report: OHSU Doernbecher among the top children’s hospitals
By Sara Hottman
June 14, 2022
The annual report ranked OHSU Doernbecher best in Oregon, with high marks in the Pacific region and nation.
First patient of new fetal surgery team: ‘All of them contributed to this success story’
By Sara Hottman
June 08, 2022
The expanded team’s first patient shares her experience with an in-utero procedure by OHSU Doernbecher’s new, specially trained fetal surgeons.
OHSU expands fetal care program, in-utero treatments for complex pregnancies
By Sara Hottman
June 08, 2022
With the addition of two surgeons, OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital can now provide minimally invasive treatments for nearly a dozen prenatal conditions.
Guidance for parents looking for baby formula
By Sara Hottman
May 20, 2022
As the baby formula shortage persists, an OHSU Doernbecher pediatrician offers ideas and information for parents.
Nanoparticle technology could be new, non-invasive treatment for endometriosis
By Sara Hottman
May 09, 2022
Currently, the painful condition is treated through invasive surgeries to remove tissue lesions.
Vitamins, minerals improve symptoms for children with ADHD
By Sara Hottman
May 04, 2022
OHSU researchers found children given supplemental micronutrients were three times more likely to have better concentration, moods.
OHSU staff quickly responds to a burst pipe in Doernbecher
By Sara Hottman
April 04, 2022
The pipe ruptured at midnight Monday; all patients were safely moved, cleanup is underway.
OHSU earns top score in Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s 2022 Healthcare Equality Index
By Sara Hottman
March 28, 2022
OHSU is one of 496 health care facilities nationwide earning the esteemed LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Leader designation.
Partnership among coastal hospitals, OHSU receives federal funding
By Sara Hottman
March 17, 2022
The Connected Coast Virtual ICU connects local physicians to OHSU’s critical care team.
OHSU Northwest Native American Center of Excellence project receives federal funding
By Sara Hottman
March 16, 2022
The FLIGHT project seeks to increase the number of American Indian, Alaska Native people working in health care.
OHSU researchers find startling increase in suicide attempts by pre-teen children nationwide
By Sara Hottman
March 15, 2022
A fivefold increase among 10- to 12-year-olds occurred before the pandemic caused additional mental health stress.
OHSU joins nationwide study to improve treatment for children experiencing seizures
By Sara Hottman
March 11, 2022
The PediDOSE study seeks to equip paramedics with more effective, life-saving treatment for seizures.
OHSU receives funding to launch behavioral health services coordination effort
By Sara Hottman
March 08, 2022
The Oregon Legislature provided $1.5 million to begin planning for the urgently needed resource.
Oregon Legislature funds OHSU’s 30-30-30 plan to address health care workforce crisis, increase education program diversity
By Sara Hottman
March 04, 2022
The $45 million investment will increase the number of clinicians graduated by 30% and increase student diversity to 30% — all by 2030.
La Legislatura de Oregón financia el plan 30-30-30 de OHSU destinado a abordar la crisis de escasez de fuerza laboral en atención médica y mejorar la diversidad de sus programas educativos
By Sara Hottman
March 04, 2022
La inversión de $45 millones aumentará la cantidad de profesionales clínicos graduados en un 30% y la diversidad de los estudiantes al 30%, todo antes del 2030.