Representatives of the OHSU Interprofessional Care Access Network in West Medford signify their ongoing commitment to the health of area families by updating their partnership agreement Nov. 8, 2018. Participating partners are:  Southern Oregon Head Start, The Family Nurturing Center, All-Care Health CCO and La Clinica. (OHSU)

(Left to right): Senior OHSU nursing student Skye Hart, I-CAN client Jimmie Kelley and OHSU dietic intern Lauren Burns, at the Nov. 8 fifth anniversary celebration of the Interprofessional Care Access Network in West Medford. (OHSU)

Heather Voss, Ph.D., R.N., assistant professor at the OHSU School of Nursing’s Ashland campus. (OHSU)

Jimmie Kelley, a Medford-area resident who has benefited from the I-CAN program. (Photo courtesy of Jimmie Kelley)

Leslie Hammer, Ph.D., professor in the OHSU Oregon Institute of Occupational Health. (OHSU)

Leslie Hammer, Ph.D., a professor in the OHSU Oregon Institute of Occupational Health oversaw the development of a training program teaching supervisors specific behaviors to help retain workers who are veterans or serve in the reserves. (OHSU)

Christie Naze, R.D., C.D.E. (OHSU)

Elinor Sullivan, Ph.D., associate professor of psychiatry. (OHSU)

Occupational therapist Katherine Breithaupt (left) and other participants modify toys at the Adapt-A-Gift Workshop presented by Go Baby Go, December 10, 2017 in Portland. Go Baby Go is supported by the Doernbecher Foundation, helps provide pediatric adaptive equipment to children with disabilities. (OHSU/Kristyna Wentz-Graff)

Jenny Hoyt (center) gets some help from occupational therapist Katherine Breithaupt as Hoyt modifies a toy at the Adapt-A-Gift Workshop presented by Go Baby Go, December 10, 2017 in Portland. Go Baby Go is supported by the Doernbecher Foundation, helps provide pediatric adaptive equipment to children with disabilities. (OHSU/Kristyna Wentz-Graff)