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New Paramedic Grads Ready to Practice

October 05, 2015
While the ability to call emergency 9-1-1 medical assistance in the United States has only been around since the 1960s, today paramedics are an integral part of our country’s emergency health care system. Last month, an additional 29 highly trained paramedics earned their degrees at one of the state’s most highly regarded programs, offered jointly by Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU).

Immunovia, OHSU collaborating on early detection test for pancreatic cancer

October 04, 2015
Immunovia AB and the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) formed a collaboration to confirm, validate and commercialize a blood test for the early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. The test called IMMray™ PanCan-d analyses a patient’s immune system for early signs of disease. The collaboration will also enable researchers to explore biomarkers for a number of other cancer types.

Annual Pacific NW Prostate Cancer Conference slated for Sept. 19

September 09, 2015
OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, in conjunction with University of Washington School of Medicine and University of British Columbia Cancer Agency Research Centre, is hosting the 15th annual NW Prostate Cancer Conference. The region’s ...

Collaborative Cancer Cloud launches

September 03, 2015
The following is an excerpt of the Aug. 19, 2015, Directline from the President’s Office. A little more than two years ago, OHSU and Intel joined forces to combine next-generation computing platforms with our unique capabilities in biomedical ...

Tuality Healthcare and OHSU sign letter of intent to affiliate

August 18, 2015
Tuality Healthcare and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) have signed a letter of intent (LOI) to pursue an affiliation that would integrate Tuality’s clinical enterprise with OHSU’s health care enterprise. If a final agreement is reached, Tuality’s clinical operations will be managed by OHSU, under the strategic direction of a recently announced management company called OHSU Partners.
Pediatric training essential to improving out-of-hospital emergency care for children

Pediatric training essential to improving out-of-hospital emergency care for children

August 18, 2015
A national survey of more than 750 emergency medical services providers conducted by researchers at Oregon Health & Science University identified airway management skills, personal anxiety and limited pediatric care proficiency among key factors that may contribute to pediatric safety events for children in out-of-hospital emergent care situations.
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