New Measles Outbreak Hits Portland Area
Health officials are battling a new outbreak of measles in the Portland area.
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Poll Shows Many Oregonians Would Support Hefty Tax To Fund Universal Health Care
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A new poll indicates there is broad support in Oregon for universal health care, with many residents in favor of funding it with a tax.
OHSU, Union Agree On Contract As Union Pursues Complaint
Months-long negotiations between Oregon Health & Science University and a union that represents nearly half of its workforce have ended with a tentative agreement.
Hundreds Of McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center Employees Poised To Strike
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About half of the employees at McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center in Springfield have voted to strike.
Opinion: Health Has A Bigger Role To Play In Kindergarten Readiness
Preparing a child for school success and the start of kindergarten is one of the most important goals of early childhood care and education.
Exclusive: OHSU’s Heart Failure Team Warned Program Would Collapse -- Then It Did
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A medical crisis hit the heart transplant program at Oregon Health & Science University the year before it collapsed. A rash of patients died, giving the program its worst outcomes in three decades.
State Shows Bias In Awarding Medicaid Contracts, CCOs Claim
The two organizations shut out of the awarding last month of Medicaid contracts accuse the state of unfairly rejecting their bids and potentially sowing turmoil in their communities' health care coor
OHSU President Apologizes, HR Head Resigns As Union Rallies
The president of Oregon Health & Science University has issued a public apology and the head of human resources has stepped down amid a Twitter campaign against a local union that’s been bargaining for a new contract with the institution since February.
Opinion: Oregon Residents Need Relief From The High Cost Of Prescription Drugs
For decades, Big Pharma has raised drug prices with impunity. Here in Oregon, the average annual cost of prescription drug treatment increased by 57.8% between 2012 and 2017, while the annual income for Oregonians only increased by 14.8%.
PrimaryHealth, Which Didn't Get A Contract, Leads CCOs For Bonuses
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Using cash incentives, the state is nudging coordinated care organizations into doing a better job on key health measures such as getting sealants on children's teeth and reducing the use of hospital emergency rooms for mental health crises.
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