In the News
News, articles and stories about SBHCs and health care
Advocacy
Awareness Day Kick off event at the capitol on Feb. 1, 2010
Over 100 youth advocates gathered at the Capitol on February 1 for the kick off day for SBHC Awareness Month.
This army of youth advocates were introduced to our legislative process. They met the Governor's Chief Health Care Policy Advisor, The Speaker of the House and the Senate President.
They received training and practiced delivering concise yet compelling anecdotes.
Through their combined efforts they ensured that every legislator's office received a visit. They also succeeded in meeting with at least 20 legislators in small groups.
SBHCs in the News
Milwaukie High School prepares to open SBHC in Fall, 2010
The Clackamas Review, June 2009
By Ellen Spitaleri
Spotlight on Milwaukie - School and Community Partnerships Support Youth
Educators, health care professionals and public health work synergistically to improve student health, academic achievement and the transition to adulthood
- Published by Oregon Public Health, September 2009
- Written by Zachary Goldman, Project Manager, Outside In, and
- Isabelle Barbour, Oregon Publich Health Division's Team Lead for
Healthy Kids Learn Better
Oregon Health Plan and Healthy Kids Connect
At last, health care for all Oregon kids
The Oregonian, Rick Attig, February 6, 2010
Applications for Oregon Health Plan mailed to low-income Oregonians
Department of Human Services, February 2010
Low income Oregonians have a chance for healthcare coverage
Department of Human Services, January 2010
Health Care Reform
Oregon receives $21 million in health technology grants
Oregon will jumpstart another key element of health care reform – increasing the use and effectiveness of electronic health record technologies – thanks to two federal grants announced this month.
Funding in Oregon, announcements
25 Oregon groups receive $3 million in public health funding
Northwest Health Foundation, Kaiser Permanente Northwest, February 2010
HIV / STD prevention
New HIV infections rise 13% in Minnesota - what are they doing about it?
Twin Cities Daily Planet, February 2010