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Community colleges can now offer BSNs in Oregon, which could help them address the state’s nurse shortage

Community college leaders are hopeful new legislation that allows them to offer a bachelor’s degree-level nursing program will help address Oregon’s nurse shortage.  Lawmakers recently ...

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PSU to train new mental health service providers to work in high-need Pacific Northwest schools

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Report shows staffing levels, burnout, and rising healthcare costs are primary concerns for Pacific Northwest health professionals

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Q&A: OAHHS’s Becky Hultberg discusses legislation that can help address Oregon’s healthcare workforce challenges

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New committee to provide guidance on reimbursement rate setting for Family Connects Oregon program

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Board members discuss prevention strategies as they consider how to spend Oregon’s opioid settlement funds

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Q&A: Project Access NOW CEO discusses efforts to support universal health coverage, community information exchange in Oregon

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OHA approves Adventist’s acquisition of Mid-Columbia Medical Center with conditions in place to ensure access to reproductive healthcare services

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What They’re Watching: Laura McKeane, AllCare Health

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What They’re Watching: Emily Henke, Oregon Public Health Institute

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Oregon’s HCMO program provided valuable oversight on major healthcare consolidation initiatives in first year of operation

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