October 2020
OCID announced on OHSU News Site
The OHSU News site announced the launch of the Oregon Child Integrated Dataset, with commentary from Oregon Governor Kate Brown, Center director Pam Curtis, and more. The article is linked here.
News, research reports and other items of interest to the policymaking community, from the Center for Evidence-based Policy and our partners.
October 2020
Oregon Governor Kate Brown announces OCID official launch
Today, Governor Kate Brown launched the Oregon Child Integrated Dataset (OCID) Project, a vital online resource to provide policymakers with a more complete picture of how state programs interact with Oregon children and families over time.
October 2020
Telebehavioral Health: An Effective Alternative to In-Person Care
A new Milbank Memorial Fund issue brief by Brittany Lazur, Lily Sobolik, and Valerie King of the Center for Evidence-based Policy provides summary findings from a 2019 review of studies of telebehavioral health’s effectiveness on key clinical outcomes.
October 2020
Oregon Child Integrated Dataset (OCID)
The Oregon Child Integrated Dataset (OCID) is a new resource for the state’s policymakers and community leaders to improve outcomes for Oregon’s children and families.
June 2020
Electronic Consultations (eConsults)
Electronic consultations (eConsults) connect clinicians over a secure platform to share patient information. Specialists can review information and make recommendations about diagnosis and treatment. The evidence suggests
February 2020
Nonfinancial Strategies to Increase Dentist Participation in Medicaid
Oral health providers participate in Medicaid at a considerably lower rate than primary care physicians. As a result, many Medicaid beneficiaries are unable to access care. State Medicaid programs have