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Program Evaluation Handbook - A Free Resource for Nonprofits

Interested in learning about program evaluation? Download the second edition of Program Evaluation: Principles and Practices. The handbook was developed for participants in a training workshop sponsored by NWHF, and is intended for use by a wide audience of nonprofit health services providers. Authors: Sherril B. Gelmon, Anna Foucek, and Amy Waterbury.

Program Evaluation: Principles and Practices


Oregon’s Nursing Shortage: A Public Health Crisis in the Making

Recognizing the importance of an adequate nursing workforce, and in response to growing concerns about a nationwide nursing shortage, Northwest Health Foundation commissioned a study of the nursing workforce in Oregon to develop a framework for discussion of potential initiatives that could have a substantial impact on the shortage. research from the report, published in 2001, continues to influence decisions about funding workforce programs.

NWHF Nurse Shortage Report - 2001



News Press Release Commentary

OPB Reports on Nursing Faculty Loan Program from NWHF Office - March 30th, 2009

Oregon Public Broadcasting’s Kristian Foden-Vencil reports on Oregon’s nurse faculty shortage from a press conference held at Northwest Health Foundation.

Listen Here.

Nurses Deserve Our Respect - Judith Woodruff - May 7th, 2010

Portland Business Journal opinion article by Judith Woodruff, NWHF’s director of health workforce development.

Nurses are Leaders

Thomas Aschenbrener in the Oregonian - “The Nurse in Your Healthcare Future” - May 24th, 2010

By 2025, can you imagine a health system where virtually all primary care in the United States is delivered by nurses and nurse practitioners? .

Nursing 2025

NWHF Announces Grant to Clackamas Community College to Expand Nursing Program to Clark County, WA - July 26th, 2010

The innovative Workforce Improvement with International Nurses (WIIN) Program expands from Clackamas Community College to Clark Community College in Vancouver, WA.

WIIN Program Expansion