OHSU secures $4.6 million to expand clinical trials in underserved rural communities New CARE for Health™ awards will bring maternal health, chronic pain studies to rural clinics across the Northwest.
New board of directors, executive leadership team signal ambitious momentum for OHSU Knight Cancer Institute September 24, 2026
OHSU, food pantries work together to address food insecurity among patient families By Nicole Rideout December 09, 2024 New Food for Health Network helps ensure OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital inpatient families don’t go hungry, have food when they get home from the hospital.
Pandemic raised food, housing insecurity in Oregon despite surge in spending By Erik Robinson November 25, 2024 Survey of Medicare, Medicaid beneficiaries suggests importance of addressing social needs during health care visits to improve health, lower costs.
OHSU Doernbecher offers safety tips for upcoming Halloween celebrations By Nicole Rideout October 28, 2024 Ensure Halloween is fun, safe for children, families with tips for costume, product, street safety.
Dr. Danny Jacobs announces he is stepping down as OHSU president October 24, 2024 OHSU board of directors will contemplate a resolution to appoint OHSU School of Medicine Dean Dr. Nate Selden president .
Doernbecher Freestyle celebrates 20 years, unveils new designs from six young patients By Nicole Rideout October 21, 2024 Collection unveiling, auction raises over $1.5 million to support lifesaving care, leading-edge research at OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
OHSU files notice with OHA to become one public university health system By OHSU Communications September 26, 2024 The comprehensive filing outlines the systems’ shared vision, commitments, plans.
Measles cases on the rise in Oregon, families urged to stay current on vaccinations By Nicole Rideout September 06, 2024 As new school year begins, OHSU Doernbecher emphasizes crucial role of routine vaccinations in keeping children, communities healthy.
OHSU expands access to life-saving naloxone for young people By Erik Robinson August 26, 2024 Surge in illicit fentanyl drives nationwide increase in drug overdose deaths.
Supporting cancer needs at the community level By Amanda Gibbs June 27, 2024 The Community Partnership Program funds diversity of community-generated ideas to address burden of cancer across the state.
Central Oregon’s first graduate medical education program launches By Franny White June 25, 2024 OHSU-St. Charles Three Sisters Rural Track Program trains family medicine physicians, aims to improve health care access in rural Oregon.