Category Archive: Communications
By:
Nichole Maher, MPH
| Posted on: March 14th, 2013.
Categories:
Communications •
Public Health •
Rural Health

As someone who grew up in a very rural community in Lincoln County, Oregon, I feel that I have a real understanding of how each location in our region is geographically and culturally unique. One thing my experience taught me is that I have so ...
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By:
Chris Palmedo
| Posted on: August 2nd, 2012.
Categories:
Communications •
Disparities •
Policies & Laws •
Health Care Reform

On August 1, 2012, “Coordinated Care Organizations” began serving Oregonians covered by the Oregon Health Plan – the state’s Medicaid health program.
CCO’s were made possible thanks to bi-partisan support from the Oregon Legislature, and ...
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By:
Chris Palmedo
| Posted on: May 17th, 2012.
Categories:
Communications •
Food & Nutrition •
Public Health •
Rural Health •
Transportation •
Urban Issues

Panel of youth selects the final winners in the fourth annual event.
Attention fans of youth, health, and photography: Winners have been selected for the Oregon Youth Public Health Photo Contest 2012. The contest is a partnership between ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: March 16th, 2012.
Categories:
Communications •
Food & Nutrition •
Public Health •
Rural Health •
Transportation •
Urban Issues

Once again, NWHF is pleased to partner with the Oregon Public Health Division to launch 2012 Oregon Youth Photo Contest. The deadline for entries was April 15, 2012.
Winners will be selected on May 10, 2012, and announced soon after. Stay tuned ...
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By:
NWHF Staff
| Posted on: February 21st, 2012.
Categories:
Communications •
Policies & Laws •
Rural Health

Earlier this year, NWHF held a workshop featuring two national presenters sharing their perspectives about storytelling frameworks and techniques. The purpose of the session was to help our nonprofit community engage stakeholders, develop ...
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