7 Food Services Employees At OHSU Infected With COVID-19
Seven people in the food services department at Oregon Health & Science University have tested positive for COVID-19, according to the university and union officials.
Lynne Terry
COVID-19 Press Releases
Read the latest press releases from organizations around the state.
Number Of Patients, Infected Health Care Workers Up
The number of infected staff members at Oregon Health & Science University crept up again on Wednesday, as did the number of COVID-19 patients being treated at OHSU Hospital.
Providence Delays Launch Of Heart Transplant Program
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In recent weeks, Providence Health & Services has run online ads showing the cheerful face of Dr. Jill Gelow, medical director of the company’s heart transplant program.
OHSU, Kaiser, Providence, Legacy Have Infected Staff
Four hospital systems in the Portland area have employees infected with COVID-19, including Oregon Health & Science University, where the number remains small but is edging up as more test results come in.
5 Health Care Workers At OHSU Have COVID-19; So Do Kaiser Permanente Staff
A handful of staff at Oregon Health & Science University have tested positive for COVID-19.
Oregon Providers, State Worried As Supply Of Protective Gear Dwindles
Oregon is erecting a field hospital at the fairgrounds in Salem to treat an expected overflow of patients due to the coronavirus epidemic, but that’s not going to be enough.
Oregon Risks Chaos Without An Emergency Plan, former Gov. John Kitzhaber Says
No one knows what will happen in Oregon, but if the exponential spread of the coronavirus isn’t stopped, the picture won’t be pretty.
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