Join the conversation led by policymakers, mental health professionals, and survivors on how Oregon's health care system can better provide for children who suffer from mental health illnesses, even in our environment of shrinking budget resources.
How have US clinicians planned for and responded to resource limitation and its emotional toll during the pandemic? Dr. Kate Butler, a nephrologist and bioethicist at U. Washington SOM, shares her research results.
The CDC and the CMS are hosting fireside chats on vaccine safety in a special series aimed at addressing staff questions and concerns about the new COVID-19 vaccines.
Come and learn about vaccines and earn CME. Keynote presentation and Q & A. Registration closes at 8 am on Wednesday, January 13. Meeting opens at 6:15 and starts at 6:30.Registration is required.
The National Institute of Mental Health is hosting a livestream event on managing stress and anxiety featuring clinical psychologist Krystal Lewis, Ph.D., who will discuss coping techniques on how to maintain your mental health during the pandemic.
OHA's Chief Medical Officer, Dana Hargunani, MD will continue the bi-weekly sessions for health care providers.
Join Dr. John Saultz as he reviews the historical milestones for the Family Medicine Department and discusses current challenges in the context of this history. When it's time to join, click HERE.
The CDC and the CMS are hosting fireside chats on vaccine safety in a special series aimed at addressing staff questions and concerns about the new COVID-19 vaccines.
This ECHO series runs from January 7 to June 17, 2021.
This year's Oregon Pain Summit will be virtual. Internationally-recognized speakers as well as regional and local voices are lined up to present. Click HERE to read more about the Summit. Click HERE to see a schedule of events.