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OHSU aims to balance budget while focusing on unique value to Oregonians
April 22, 2024
Board of directors receives update on strategic alignment to emphasize high-level specialty care available only at OHSU.
Oregon Health & Science University and Legacy Health combining to better serve our patients, communities
August 16, 2023
Accelerates shared mission to expand access to high-quality, essential health care services.
OHSU investigators awarded funding to extend leading-edge research
February 03, 2023
Awards will establish a Latino health research center, innovate durable biomedical devices and help fight cancer.
Siguiendo con su apoyo a los derechos reproductivos, OHSU inaugura un nuevo centro para la equidad en la salud reproductiva
January 24, 2023
El centro investigará las principales disparidades que afectan la investigación, la educación y la atención clínica en materia de salud reproductiva.
Continuing its support of reproductive rights, OHSU launches new Center for Reproductive Health Equity
January 24, 2023
Center will investigate key disparities affecting reproductive health research, education, clinical care.
Increasing cancer awareness, screening in underserved communities
January 12, 2023
OHSU funds projects to provide culturally relevant resources, education, workshops for people across Oregon.
Welcoming Dr. Brooke Baldwin, OHSU’s new chief nursing executive
January 05, 2023
Dr. Baldwin will join OHSU in early February from UC, Irvine.
OHSU 2022 accomplishments: The year in review
December 28, 2022
As the year 2022 draws to a close, it’s worth pausing to reflect on a historic era.
OHSU receives federal funding for behavioral health services coordination project
December 23, 2022
The $800,000 appropriation will advance statewide, collaborative effort; continuation of OHSU leadership in information sharing, coordination among hospitals.