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Continuing ONE benefit eligibility flubs primarily stemmed from human error, auditors say
A new look at the state’s historically troubled $416 million eligibility system found that enrollment and benefit errors ...
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A plan to open an emergency department in Eugene gets a reality check
At a recent citywide healthcare forum in Eugene, the CEO of McKenzie Willamette Medical Center told a surprised audience that ...
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Asian health center tries unconventional approach to counseling
Facing a dire shortage of bilingual and culturally attuned therapists, an Oakland, California, community clinic serving Asian ...
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Clark County whooping cough trend continues as school year starts
Despite many Clark County children returning to school Aug. 28, the number of whooping cough cases decreased slightly from ...
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How a flooded North Carolina factory could impact Oregon hospitals
Hospitals in Oregon are taking steps to conserve their supply of IV fluids, normally a cheap and readily available type of ...
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Poppy seed brew triggers morphine overdose, drawing attention of lawmakers
On the other hand, tea made from large quantities of unwashed poppy seeds could lead to addiction and overdose, doctors said.
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Oregon Health Authority again tabs a Washington, D.C. veteran for high-level post
Pierce-Wrobel previously worked at the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services on the implementation of the Patient ...
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Flubs in Oregon medical and food benefit enrollment largely stemmed from human error, per audit
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