Health care heroes: An update from the frontlines
Early 2020 brought COVID-19 to the U.S. Ever since, the OHSU community has worked together to save lives and change the course of the pandemic.
Early 2020 brought COVID-19 to the U.S. Ever since, the OHSU community has worked together to save lives and change the course of the pandemic.
COVID-19 didn’t shut down OHSU’s educational mission, but changes necessitated by the pandemic happened quickly.
Navigating the health care system can be intimidating for many. That’s where OHSU’s Interprofessional Care Access Network comes in.
After months of shutdown, OHSU labs are beginning to resume research efforts that were stalled by the pandemic. We explore what scientists’ ‘new normal’ looks like now.
As an academic health center with a mission to support the health and well-being of all Oregonians, OHSU has a duty and responsibility to address the underlying causes of adverse health outcomes, and that includes racism.
Jim and Darlene Cain were steadfast supporters of OHSU. After Darlene’s passing, Jim and his family were inspired to give because of Darlene’s lifelong commitment to a diabetes cure.