Oregon’s Lagging Substance Use Disorder Plan May Get Boost
The House passed a bill to require state agency participation in the Alcohol and Drug Policy Commission’s statewide plan and designate a board for spending opioid settlement dollars.
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The House passed a bill to require state agency participation in the Alcohol and Drug Policy Commission’s statewide plan and designate a board for spending opioid settlement dollars.
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Lawmakers passed a bill that allocates $5 million to programs offering support to victims of gang violence and seeks Medicaid dollars for future funding.
The council implementing Oregon’s Drug Addiction Treatment and Recovery Act needs help it’s not getting.
Fewer than 1% of those helped with Measure 110 dollars last year entered treatment, but many utilized harm reduction services, state data shows.
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The results indicate fear of discrimination, a lack of multilingual and multicultural providers, and other issues create barriers to access.
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The departing head of Portland’s largest homeless services provider talks about what she’s seen and what can be improved.
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Kent Ewell alleges he was in pain when hospital security handled him roughly without cause, and that the hospital destroyed the evidence.
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A former OB-GYN at Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital says the revocation of his privileges and an investigation into his conduct were a sham.
The drug’s role in deaths among people experiencing homelessness has been growing for a decade.
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The state’s Prescription Price Transparency Program received reports of nearly 200 new high-cost drugs this past year.