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An OHSU charge nurse was investigated for her “tone” when raising patient safety concerns, prompting the Oregon Nurses Association to file a complaint.
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AFSCME and Oregon Health & Science University remain apart on pay raises and other economic issues.
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Institution proposes to zero out profit margins to grow by about 400 employees, mostly to replace costly temp nurses.
Is SARS-CoV-2 on a path to behaving more like other cold viruses?
A researcher at Oregon Health & Science University and the VA Portland Health Care System recently obtained a grant to create a Gun Violence Prevention Research Center to step up research on gun deaths and injuries, their causes and strategies for prevention.
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The institution needs to be more selective in where it adds new jobs so it can continue its mission to be a “national-scale” hospital, the board is told.
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Controversial administration ‘phishing’ email came as negotiations for 7,500 employees entered their fifth week.
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An OHSU expert says more work is needed to understand the barriers to health care after documenting racial and ethnic disparities in the use of pediatric acute asthma care, including in the Oregon Health Plan.
The latest modeling from Oregon Health & Science University projected that hospitalizations would peak the weekend of Feb. 5-6 before declining.
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The COVID-19 pandemic and Oregon’s dire health care workforce shortage have sparked a mix of proposals as the session is about to launch.
