@HarvardBiz Excellent article that rings just as true today as when it was originally published. But also unfortunate that these concepts and dynamics and their presentation in the workplace have NOT changed in the last 25 years despite efforts to advance diversity, equity and inclusion.
Sunday, Feb. 28, marks the one-year anniversary of Oregon’s first case of COVID-19. As we look back at a year filled with tremendous sacrifice and loss, we want to take a moment to celebrate our public health workers. To these unsung heroes, we say thank you #ThankYouORPubHealth
@HuffPost It’s important for people to know that even if you are not sick enough with COVID-19 to be hospitalized, just being infected may have lasting effects on your body. WEAR a mask, DISTANCE yourself from others and AVOID large gatherings for your safety and others around you!
So proud to be a part of the OHSU community! Thank you to all who contributed to the creation of this lab. It has made all the difference in our fight against COVID-19.@OHSUNews
Today, the lab is enabling OHSU to identify #coronavirus patients within 36 hours. But back in March, there was no clinical microbiology laboratory at OHSU’s Marquam Hill campus. It was constructed, stocked, staffed and operational in just 14 days. https://t.co/vjY86QKYoN
Panel on balancing the healthcare value equation between quality and cost. Where does the balance lie and how do caregivers and patients get the data?@OHSUNews
Learning more about social determinants and their tremendous impact on health. Thank you to the Tanabes for sponsoring Dr Emanuel! @OHSUNews @OHSU Foundation
Thank you, OHSU School of Nursing, for an excellent 2019 Puhaty Lecture on telehealth and connected care by Kristi Henderson of Amazon Care @OHSUNursing