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Nov 23: Mental Health Contracts Changed to Reflect New Funding Formula
Nov 23: State hospital replacement project chief tapped to lead state agency
Sept 13: Hiring blitz at OSH boosts morale
Aug 16: New background checks hurt experienced recovery workers
June 10: Multnomah County commissioners OK $1.45 billion budget
May 18: Multnomah County Chairman Jeff Cogen releases 'breather' budget with $5.4 million shortfall
April 22: Money and Mental Health
April 15: State hospital staffing prompts protest rally
Oct 30: Tax increases would help state economy more than cuts, report finds
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2012 Legislative Update
Community members participate in a January forum on health care transformation With the 2012 legislative session adjourning on this week we wanted to updated you on the outlook for Community Mental Health and Addictions services. The 2012 legislative session resulted … Continue reading
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Empower Oregon Forum on Addictions and Mental Health Services in Transformation
A big thank you to all that braved the threat of snow last week to be part of our forum on mental health and addictions issues in transformation. We had a great turnout of consumers, front-line workers, family members, students, … Continue reading
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Stand Up for Quality Addictions and Mental Health Services
In response to the ongoing efforts to transform Oregon’s health care system Empower Oregon will be hosting a forum on January 17th bringing together key decision makers with mental health and addictions consumers, advocates, and front-line workers about the importance of … Continue reading
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Support Workers at CODA, Inc
Thanks to the many people that supported CODA workers a few weeks ago when you heard from Rebecca. The remaining goal in negotiations for these addictions therapists is to decrease the rate of turnover at CODA. Currently, over a third of … Continue reading
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Why are Quality Services Important to You? Share your story.
Last month the Oregon Health Authority finished a series of community meetings across the state to hear from community members about what they would like to see in the transformation of the Oregon Health Plan. Workers, consumers, and family members … Continue reading
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