The path toward health equity
Learn how OHSU’s Health Equity Organization is advancing how OHSU delivers health care effectively and equitably to communities across Oregon and southwest Washington.
Category: Health Equity
PA alumna builds on life experience, hopes to inspire other Black students to attend OHSU
At OHSU, Morgan Logan, PA ’23, felt connected to her cohort, supported as a student and appreciated the school’s work expanding diversity and inclusion.
A year later — reflecting on the repeal of Roe v. Wade
One year after Roe v. Wade was overturned, OHSU reproductive health providers reflect on how the ruling has impacted their work.
On the road with the OHSU Casey Eye Institute
Learn how OHSU Casey Eye Institute’s outreach program is changing lives for people in rural and underserved communities across Oregon.
Four questions with Amanda Bruegl, M.D.
Gynecologic oncologist Amanda Bruegl, M.D., discusses the effort to dismantle the disproportionate burden of cervical cancer.
The life-saving impact of complex family planning care
Two couples explain how access to abortion care gave them a fighting chance.
Four questions with Maria Rodriguez, M.D., M.P.H.
Dr. Maria Rodriguez reflects on her new role as director of the Center for Women’s Health and its commitment to health equity and access.
Equity in Education: A Conversation with José Manuel Carrillo-Castro, ’24 and Mahtab Brar, ’24
Jose Carrillo-Castro, M.D. ’24 and Mahtab Brar, M.D. ’22, talk about their experiences as medical students — and how they’re pushing forward inclusive change in medicine.
Feed it forward: how OHSU is tackling student food insecurity
What started as a grassroots grocery box program has grown into the OHSU Food Resource Center (FRC)—a welcoming, on-campus resource dedicated to nourishing the next generation of healers, caregivers, and innovators.
Providing a path for tribal students to a world of opportunities
Thanks to a generous grant from Meyer Memorial Trust, On Track OHSU! is expanding to increase the number of underrepresented minorities in health care.
