Oregon is one of a handful of states that have put dentists lower in priority order, despite the CDC advisory board's recommendation that all front-line workers get priority.
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Health care officials and providers say Oregon faces a "new normal" and must prepare for the worst as the pandemic continues.
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Tina Edlund, who is currently on leave, will stay on part-time to deal with COVID-19 issues.
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A proclamation obtained by The Lund Report says there is an "urgent need" to reblance the state budget and “ensure delivery of benefits and benefit programs to Oregonians.”
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The health care industry should share power to address disparities that impact communities of color, panelists said.
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Panelists spoke about how the health care industry can address social determinants that disproportionately impact communities of color.
Gov. Kate Brown's expanded mask order came after pressure from local health officials and advocates.
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Oregon has learned some lessons from the pandemic but a full recovery will take years, according to public health officials and emergency planners testifying Wednesday..
Federal authorities have allotted Oregon a mask-disinfecting system to help health care providers stretch supplies of personal protective gear.
A 70-year-old veteran died Saturday at a Portland hospital from COVID-19, the first known fatality in Oregon as the number of people testing positive for the disease continues to increase.
