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OREGON GERIATRICS SOCIETY – FEBRUARY 2019 E-NEWS
In This Issue: OGS President Message / OGS Membership 2019 / Rural Health /
Post Recruitment Opportunities / 2018 Annual Conference Recap / 2018 Poster Competition /
2019 Annual Conference Call For Presentations / Oregon Health Care Association / OSU
Gerontology Conference / AGS / Oregon Care Partners / POLST / Eldercare Support
Foundation / CME Event-Is There A Doctor On The Plane? / Upcoming Events
PRESIDENT MESSAGE
Dear OGS members,
As my 4-year term as president of this incredible
organization comes to an end, I want to take a
moment to reflect back on some of our groups
achievements.
First, and certainly the most important is the
completion of our 19th annual educational
conference in Sunriver. It continues to amaze me
that our educational committee reliably
produces such an outstanding learning opportunity
for those that care for the geriatric population in the
Pacific Northwest. This year’s meeting was no
exception. The quality and passion of our speakers
is second to none.
Equally important to the didactic education is the
ability of our members to meet and socialize face to
face, sharing ideas, concerns, problems and
solutions in order to improve their daily practices,
and ultimately, the quality of care for our geriatric
population. I hope you all continue to take
advantage of the social gatherings as well as the
committee meetings to share your ideas and stay
involved with our organization.
It was icing on the cake to return home from the
meeting to find a picture of Mary Olhausen, our
executive director and Lisa Miura our state representative to AGS, in the national AGS
newsletter recognizing our chapter for one of two State affiliate awards for 2018. The award recognized
our groups ability to build networks among the community that cares for our geriatric population. Most of
us are aware that one does not work in geriatrics for fame and recognition, but it never hurts to know that
your colleagues on the national level are impressed by what we are doing.
I am also very happy to see continued momentum with the reorganization of the former Oregon Medical
Directors Association as the Oregon Society for Post-Acute & Long-Term Care Medicine. Albeit long, the
new name more accurately reflects the true focus of the organization and is more inclusive of all of the
disciplines that work in this important area. I invite anyone who is interested in this area of care to reach
out to myself, Mike Grady or Mary Olhausen to join this group.
In the political and public policy arena, OGS continues to be involved in state and local policy meetings
including the Oregon Medical Association. We also participate on the national level through our COSAR
representative Lisa Miura. In the future I believe this is one area that needs continued growth and
participation by our members.
As the experts in the care of older adults in Oregon, our voice needs to be heard by those who ultimately
make policy and distribute resources. If you have strength or passion in this area, please reach out to the
OGS board, Lisa Miura, Mary or myself, to become involved.
As we head into 2019, I would like to challenge you, the individual members of our organization to
continue to remain actively involved with OGS. Your participation in the annual conference is critical to
allow us to continue this outstanding learning and networking opportunity. Please share this event with
your colleagues and invite them to attend. Become involved in a committee, or even better, suggest a
new committee and be the organizer. Be on the lookout for knowledgeable, passionate speakers and
share their information with the education committee. Let us know of a topic your think should be
addressed at our next meeting.
Finally, I want to remind you all that this year will be our 20th Annual OGS Conference. We look
forward to celebrating this landmark occasion with all of you. I also want to thank Preston Peterson, MD,
FACP, for agreeing to take the helm as President for the next several years as well as the OGS board for
their continued efforts. We can all rest assured that OGS is in good hands. Thank you for all your hard
work caring for our geriatric population.
Best,
Darin Prulhiere, MD, MS, CMD
OREGON GERIATRICS SOCIETY MEMBERSHIP 2019
Oregon Geriatrics Society (OGS) invites you to consider membership in 2019.
Our membership form is located on the OGS website where you can pay online with PayPal.
www.oregongeriatricssociety.org
• OGS stands for, and strongly states our views regarding care of Oregon’s elderly.
• We work closely with State of Oregon and Seniors & People with Disabilities.
• Gain opportunities to collaborate and network with other members.
• Eligible to list recruitment opportunities at no cost, on our website.
• Eligible for member discount rate for our Annual Conference.
• Dues support programs for an organization that stands for excellence in the care of the elderly.
OREGON OFFICE OF RURAL HEALTH
The Oregon Office of Rural Health presents the
3rd Annual Forum on Aging in Rural Oregon:
May 1-3, 2019, in Lincoln City, OR.
POST YOUR RECRUITMENT OPPORTUNITY – OGS WEBSITE
The Oregon Geriatrics Society is pleased to offer Recruitment Opportunities Postings on our website.
Submit all postings (in Word format) to Mary Olhausen at omary52@comcast.net.
Postings need to be directly related to geriatric care.
Postings need to include company name, contact name, phone, fax, e-mail and a brief description of the
recruitment opportunity.
Postings will stay current for approximately four (4) months from date of posting.
Postings may be edited by OGS.
This service is FREE to OGS members.
Non-members will be charged $25.00 for each individual posting.
OREGON GERIATRICS SCOCIETY – 19TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
October 5-7, 2018 – Sunriver, Oregon
RECAP
The Oregon Geriatrics Society celebrated our 19th
annual conference in October. As always, our
conference was held in beautiful Sunriver, Oregon.
This year, we had 182 attendees from Oregon and
adjacent states, including Washington and Idaho. Dr.
Barbara Messinger-Rapport, of the Cleveland Clinic
and Ohio VA system, delivered a keynote address on
de-prescribing. The meeting draws geriatricians,
primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, physician
assistants, nurses, social workers, and others. Our
exhibit room was filled with 32 exhibitors including
pharma, state agencies, health system recruiters, and many vendors aligned with geriatric care. Many
donations were made to our silent auction, which raised $988 to support the scholarship fund for
students, residents, and fellows. OGS also celebrated accolades from the American Geriatrics Society,
as we were 1 of 2 states to win the Affiliate Achievement Award; marking our high level of active
involvement and membership engagement.
Looking ahead to October 2019, we will be back in
Sunriver to celebrate our 20th Annual Conference.
For the very first time, Oregon will be the host state for
the national American Geriatrics Society meeting in
May 2019. OGS will be planning a NW reception at
AGS, to host our local membership. Your active
involvement builds the strength of our society. Please
join us this year and consider joining one of our active
committees; including education, governance, and
membership.
Thanks to all of you who care for the elderly for
attending our annual conferences and supporting
OGS! We look forward to seeing you this coming
October in Sunriver!!
Preston Peterson, MD, FACP
President, OGS
OREGON GERIATRICS – POSTER COMPETITION 2018
Our Annual Poster Competition was held during the OGS Annual Conference in Sunriver.
Congratulations to our winners!!
1st PLACE
Medical Student (OHSU),
Tatyana Aleksandrova
Utilization Of EPIC
Dementia Smart Set As A
Tool For Early Dementia
Diagnosis And Management
In Primary Care Setting
2nd PLACE
Medical Student (OHSU),
Samantha Ing
Hospitalist Attitudes
Towards Collaboration
With Geriatricians
OMA---OREGON MEDICAL ASSOCIATION – ANNUAL MEETING
2019 Oregon Geriatrics Society Annual Conference
Call For Presentations – Models Of Geriatric Care
Oregon Geriatrics Society is holding their 20th Annual Conference in October 2019, at Sunriver Resort,
Sunriver, OR. This year we are including a session aimed at new and innovative models of geriatric
care, featuring multiple presenters in 20-minute timeslots. We invite you to submit your presentation
proposal for consideration for the 2019 Conference. The purpose of these presentations will be to
share recent innovations and successes in delivery of care for older adults with the OGS audience.
Suggested Topics (not limited to this list):
Case Studies/Case Presentations, Clinical Innovation & Quality Improvement, Health Education
Innovation, Geriatric Medicine In Other Specialties Working With Geriatric Populations, Geriatric
Syndromes, Neurologic or Psychiatric Conditions Affecting Older Patients, Patient Care Best Practices,
Methods of Care Best Practices, Effective Treatments, Long-term Care Regulations, End of Life
Care/Hospice & Palliative Care, Caregiver Services, Health Disparities, Concepts And Approaches To
Care, Prevention in Geriatric Care.
All presentation proposals must follow the prescribed format (below) and be submitted to OGS Executive
Director, no later than April 10, 2019. Accepted proposals will allow for complimentary registration for
the 2019 OGS Annual Conference. All presenters will abide by the ACCME Guidelines for presenting at
CME accredited meetings (requirement of signing disclosure/conflict of interest form and submission of
slide-set by required deadline).
Presentation Proposal Word Limit:
Max: 500 words; additional charts, graphs, and images can be included.
Submissions should be in Word format and must include the following:
Full Name; Credentials; Address/City/State; Email; Cell Phone; Employer;
Presenter(s); Title of Presentation; 2-3 Proposed Objectives.
For questions, more information and to submit proposal, please contact:
Mary Olhausen, Executive Director, OGS: 360-892-1814. Omary52@comcast.net
Due Date: April 10, 2019.
OREGON HEALTH CARE ASSOCIATION
March 7-8, 2019 / Salem, OR / “Unmasking Your Potential”
Join your long-term care colleagues from across the state at the 2019 OHCA Spring
Expo Conference, a two-day conference packed with expert presentations, training,
and new best practices you can use to make immediate improvements to efficiency,
quality of care, and resident satisfaction in your community. Spring Expo’s team of
expert presenters will provide timely education specifically focused on issues facing nursing facilities,
assisted living, residential care, and in-home care agency professionals, including sessions which meet
the criteria for memory care community CEU requirements. Benefit from networking opportunities that
connect you with other long-term care professionals and business partners from across Oregon. Join
caregivers from across the state for this two-day event filled with engaging education sessions, a trade
show, and fun collaborate activities.
The keynote presentation will be given by George Carroll. Location is
Salem Convention Center, 200 Commercial St SE, Salem, Or 97301.
Lodging is The Grand Hotel, 201 Liberty Street SE, Salem, OR 97301.
Call 1-877- 540-7800 to reserve your room. Located adjacent to the
Salem Conference Center. Please identify yourself as attending the
OHCA Spring Expo attendee.
Visit www.ohca.com/events/spring-expo
for more information and to register
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY-43rd ANNUAL GERONTOLOGY CONFERENCE
AMDA
THE SOCIETY FOR POST-ACUTE AND LONG-TERM CARE MEDICINE
AMDA – The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine Annual Conference is the only
educational forum of its kind in the field of post-acute and long-term care (PALTC). It is filled with
opportunities to enhance your knowledge and competencies in providing quality PALTC. Attendees are
exposed to the latest clinical developments in geriatric medicine, best practices in medical direction,
policy/regulatory updates, as well as practical tools to help implement new ideas in your practice setting.
AMDA – The Society for Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Medicine is the only medical specialty society
representing the community of over 50,000 medical directors, physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants,
and other practitioners working in the various post-acute and long-term care (PA/LTC) settings. The Society’s 5,500
members work in skilled nursing facilities, long-term care and assisted living communities, CCRCs, home care,
hospice, PACE programs, and other settings. Visit www.paltc.org to Register For Annual Conference!!
AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY (AGS)
Become an AGS Member and Save!
Members of the American Geriatrics Society (AGS) receive a member
discount on Annual Meeting registration.
Journals & Clinical Tools: Journal of the American Geriatrics
Society / Annals of Long Term Care Geriatrics at Your Fingertips /
Geriatric Evaluation & Management Tools Reference Toolkits &
Practice Guidelines / Product Discounts on GeriatricsCareOnline.
Community & Connections: MyAGSOnline- Member Community / Sections & Special Interest Groups/
AGS Week in Review Emails & Quarterly Updates. Career Advancement & Advocacy: CME/CE
Credits / AGS Fellowship, Leadership Opportunities & Awards / Annual Scientific Meeting Discount /
Advocacy Center & Updates / Career Connections. Phone: 212-308-1414 / 212-308-1414.
Email: membership@americangeriatrics.org
AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY (AGS)-ANNUAL MEETING – PORTLAND, OR
AGS is pleased to invite you to attend the 2019
Annual Scientific Meeting of the American
Geriatrics Society (AGS) from May 2 – 4 (pre-
conference day: Wednesday, May 1) in
Portland, Oregon. The premier educational
event in geriatrics, providing the latest information
on clinical care, research on aging, and
innovative models of care delivery. The Meeting
will address the educational needs of geriatrics
professionals from all disciplines - Physicians, nurses, pharmacists, physician assistants, social workers,
long-term care and managed care providers, health care administrators, and others can update their
knowledge and skills through state-of-the-art educational sessions and research presentations, including
invited symposia, workshops, and meet-the-expert sessions on topics of emerging clinical issues, current
research in geriatrics, education, health policy, and delivery of geriatric health care. Networking and
exchange ideas with colleagues. The Presidential Poster Reception, Special Interest Group Meetings,
Section Meetings for Fellows-in-Training, Nurses, Pharmacists, Social Workers, and Teachers are all
great opportunities to interact with colleagues.
Rising Fellow Initiative: Fellowship program directors are able to nominate incoming fellows for a travel
stipend to attend the annual meeting. AGS reaches out to fellowship programs each year when
nominations open, typically in early March. Trainees also receive registration discounts for the Annual
Meeting and reduced membership dues.
AGS’s Top-10 Reasons to Attend
AGS Annual Scientific Meetings
You’re always in good company! More than 2,000 healthcare
professionals specializing in the care of older adults join us at AGS
Annual Scientific Meetings. Don’t miss this opportunity to join fellow geriatricians, geriatric nurses,
social workers, family practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, internists, trainees, and many
others. You’ll explore a range of topics across geriatrics… AGS Annual Scientific
Meetings feature updates and insights on all things geriatrics, including clinical care, innovative models
of care and quality improvements, and research on aging, including: clinical trials, epidemiology, ethics,
geriatric bioscience, geriatric education, geriatric medicine in other specialties, geriatric syndromes,
health services and health policy, neurologic and behavioral science, and much, much more. You’re
on your way to some serious CME/CE… Meeting attendees are eligible for tons of continuing
education credit catering to a diverse array of healthcare professionals.
You’ll never have a dull moment… AGS
Annual Scientific Meetings feature
hundreds of symposia, events, and
networking opportunities focused on
geriatrics research, education, policy, and
healthcare delivery. You’re set to hear
and see some serious speakers…
Plenary sessions at AGS Annual Scientific
Meetings feature some of the field’s
leading authorities in clinical care, health
policy, and health research. You can score a great deal (if you act fast)… Attendees who confirm
their spot early for AGS Annual Scientific Meetings can receive up to $100 off registration—and
members of the AGS are always eligible for generous registration rates at any time. You get a sneak-
peek at some of the latest product innovations impacting geriatrics… Between our Exhibits
Program and our Product Theater Showcase, there’s cutting-edge science at every turn at AGS Annual
Scientific Meetings. You can mentor, network, and make an impact on the future of geriatrics…
AGS Annual Scientific Meeting attendees run the professional gamut, from our field’s pioneers to those
who are just beginning to explore a career caring for older adults. Get a sense for where geriatrics has
been…and where it’s going! You will hear the latest cutting-edge research… Eight paper sessions
and four poster sessions offer the highest quality peer reviewed research in geriatrics. You’ll be set to
showcase some Pacific Coast pride… #AGS19 (May 2-4; pre-conference day May 1) in Portland,
OR, will give you access to some of the Best of the West when it comes to food, fun, and more!
Registering now for the Annual Meeting will save you time and money! Register by March 27 to
receive up to $100 off your meeting registration fees and to avoid long lines onsite to process
your registration. After March 28th, all registrations will be subject to the on-site rate. Note that the
international attendee on-site meeting registration rate is the same as the pre-registration rate.
Registration: http://meeting.americangeriatrics.org/registration/register-now
OREGON CARE PARTNERS
Help someone caring for an older adult find the help and resources they need by spreading the word
about Oregon Care Partners high quality, no-cost trainings, free caregiver trainings today!
Caregivers can join Oregon Care Partners for free training. Choose from a variety of classes. Family
and professional caregivers are encouraged to attend and all classes are available to anyone who lives
or works in Oregon thanks to funding from the state. Select from classes and webinars. For more
details or call 1-800-930-6851 for assistance, or visit the website at www.OregonCarePartners.com
For more information, contact - mcairns@oregoncarepartners.com 503.726.5238.
POLST On October 4, 2018, Oregon POLST Coalition approved changes to the 2018 version of the Oregon POLST Form. The 2019 Oregon POLST Form (version 13) will be effective on January 2, 2019, and the Coalition asks that all health systems implement the use of the 2019 form by April 8, 2019. Like all previous versions, the 2019 form is a result of changes and updates suggested by POLST stakeholders, quality data from the Oregon POLST Registry, and published research. The summary of the changes can be found here and in the Oregon POLST Professional Resource Library. The 2019 form will be available to order online on December 21, 2018, and entities interested in printing their own forms should contact the Oregon POLST Program at polst@ohsu.edu. https://centerforethics.activehosted.com/index.php?action=social&c=43&m=50 Valerie M. Jimenez - Executive Director, Oregon POLST Program - OHSU 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, UHN-86 / Portland, OR 97239 503-494-3965. polst@ohsu.edu www.oregonpolst.org
ELDERCARE SUPPORT FOUNDATION
Winter 2019 Scholarship Opportunities - Still Time To Apply
The Eldercare Foundation Support Board (ESF) extends the application deadline for Winter 2019
Scholarship Cycle. You are encouraged to apply and/or help us spread the word about these
opportunities with interested students. Have a friend or colleague who could benefit from this resource?
Forward the information along to them. Extended Submission Deadline – March 15, 2019
The ESF is a nonprofit, charitable organization dedicated to supporting the long-
term health care profession in the western states. Established in 2000, provides
educational opportunities for current and future employees working in long-term
care (LTC) communities, offers programs that enrich the lives of seniors, and be
involved with outreach to enhance the public understanding and appreciation of
the long-term care profession. ESF awards scholarships in varying amounts for
general and specialized study to long-term care professionals each year.
Jill Bilka, Marketing Consultant – ESF. jill@bilkaconsulting.com
OHSU – CME EVENT
Is There A Doctor On The Plane?
When Medical Professionals Are Asked To Help In-Flight
Friday, June 28, 2019 – 8:00am to 5:00pm / Kennedy School – Portland, OR
www.ohwu.edu/cme cme@ohsu.edu 503-494-8700
Flying on a commercial airplane can be challenging, even on a good day! The smoothest flight can take
a turn when the request for medical personnel comes over the loud speaker. Do you answer the call?
Attend This Unique Day Of Learning About The Call For Medical Help!
Preparing For Take-Off:
Welcome / Introduction / Physiology at 32,000 Feet / Aviation Environment / Space Limitations
Gaining Altitude:
Frequency Of Calls For Medical Assistance / Training of Flight Crew / What Equipment Is On Board
Cruising Altitude – 32,000 Feet:
Who Can Respond? / What About Retired Practitioners? / On-The-Ground Resources / Communication
The Really Crowded Picture:
The 22 Inch Aisle / Communication With On-Ground Resources / Divert The Plane?
Taxiing To The Gate:
Case Studies / What I Wish I Knew Before I Boarded The Plane / Experiences - Speakers And Attendees
Off the Plane and Heading HomeUPCOMING EVENTS
SPIN – Senior Provider Information Network
4th Monday of Month, 3:00pm-5:00pm. CEU’s available.
MSN – Metropolitan Senior Network
Monthly Meetings 2019: Feb 6, Mar 6, Apr 3, May 1. www.metropolitanseniornetwork.com
OHSU – 50th Annual Primary Care Review
February 11-15, 2019. Sentinel Hotel – Portland, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
OGA – Oregon Gerontological Association
February 12, 2019. KOIN Tower – Portland, OR. 11:30am-1:00pm. www.oga.org
American Association For Geriatric Psychiatry Annual Meeting
March 1-4, 2019. Atlanta, GA. www.aagpmeeting.org
OHCA – Oregon Health Care Association – Spring Expo
March 7-8, 2019. Salem Conference Center – Salem, OR. www.ohca.org
HPNA – Hospice And Palliative Nurses Association Annual Meeting
March 13-16, 2019. Orlando, FL. www.hpna.org
March 18-21, 2020. San Diego, CA.
OHSU - 3rd Annual Adult Mental Health Update: Strategies For Primary Care
March 15, 2019. OMA Headquarters – Portland, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
OHCA – Oregon Health Care Association Spring Expo Conference
March 7-8, 2019. Salem Convention Center – Salem, OR. www.ohca.org
AMDA – Society For Post-Acute And Long-Term Care Annual Conference
March 7-10, 2019. Atlanta, GA. April 2-5, 2020. Chicago, IL. www.paltc.org
OSU – Oregon State University Gerontology Conference
April 3-4, 2019. OSU – Corvallis, OR. www.oregonstate.edu
Permanente Medicine—Northwest Permanente Clinical Educator’s Conference
April 11, 2019. Kaiser Permanente Town Hall Bldg – Portland, OR.
OHSU – 26th Annual Internal Medicine Review
April 11-12, 2019. Sentinel Hotel – Portland, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
OHSU – Kinsman Bioethics Conference
April 11-12, 2019. Hotel Eugene – Eugene, OR. www.ohsu.edu
ACP - American College of Physicians – Internal Medicine Meeting
April 11-13, 2019. Philadelphia, PA. www.acponline.org
ASA – American Society on Aging Annual Conference
April 15-18, 2019. New Orleans, LA. www.asaging.org
March 24-27, 2020. Atlanta, GA.
OHCA – In-Home Care Agency Conference
April 16, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.org
OHCA – Social Services Director Conference
April 17, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.org
OHCA – Quality Summit
April 25, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.org
Forum On Aging In Rural Oregon Annual Meeting
May 1-3, 2019. Chinook Winds Casino – Lincoln City, OR. ruralweb@ohsu.edu
AGS – American Geriatrics Society Annual Meeting
May 2-4, 2019. Oregon Convention Center – Portland, OR. www.ags.org
May 7-9, 2020. Long Beach, CA.
May 13-15. Chicago, IL.
Infinity Rehab – Symposium
May 4, 2019. Jantzen Beach Red Lion Hotel – Portland, OR.
http://www.infinityrehab.com/about/symposium
OHCA – Marketing Symposium
May 9, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.orgLeading Age Of Oregon Annual Meeting
May 14-17, 2019. Eagle Crest Resort – Redmond, OR. www.leadingageoregon.org
OHSU – Sommer Memorial Lectures/OHSU SOM Alumni Scientific Session
May 9-10, 2019. Multnomah Athletic Club – Portland, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
OHCA – Facility Services & Maintenance Conference
May 23, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.org
NADONA/LTC – National Association Of Directors of Nursing Administration in Long-Term Care
May 29-June 6, 2019. Las Vegas, NV. www.geronurse-online.org
OHSU – Infectious Disease For The Non-Specialist
May 30-31, 2019. Salem Convention Center – Salem, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
OHCA – Elder Abuse Awareness And Prevention Conference
June 14, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.org
Portland Institute For Loss And Transition Training
June 17-21, 2019. Location TBD - Portland, OR. www.transitionspc.com
OHSU – Is There A Doctor On The Plane?-
When Medical Professionals Are Asked To Help In Flight
June 28, 2019. McMenamins Kennedy School – Portland, OR. www.ohsu/edu.cme
OHSU – Refugee Health
July 15, 2019. Adventist Medical Center – Portland, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
ACP/AUIM – Point of Care Conference
July 20-22, 2019. OHSU CLSB – Portland, OR.
OHCA – Nurse Leadership Conference
July 31, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.org
OHSU – New Approaches To Medication Management: Optimizing Outcomes
September 13, 2019. Oregon Medical Association – Portland, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
OHCA – Life Enrichment Conference
September 24, 2019. Location TBD. www.ohca.org
OHSU – 14th Annual Hospital Medicine Conference
September 26-27, 2019. Sentinel Hotel – Portland, OR. www.ohsu.edu/cme
OGS - Oregon Geriatrics Society Annual Conference
October 4-6, 2019. Sunriver Resort – Sunriver, OR. www.oregongeriatricssociety.org
October 2-4, 2020. Sunriver Resort – Sunriver, OR.
October 1-3, 2021. Sunriver Resort – Sunriver, OR.
Oregon Rural Health Annual Conference
October 2-4, 2019. Riverhouse Hotel – Bend, OR. www.ohsu.edu
NPO – Nurse Practitioners Of Oregon Annual Meeting
October 16-19, 2019. Eugene, OR. www.oregonrn.org
Transitions Professional Center – 5th Annual Palliative Care Conference
November 1, 2019. Sheraton Airport Hotel – Portland, OR. www.transitionspc.com
ACP - Oregon ACP – Oregon Chapter American College of Physicians – Annual Scientific Meeting
November 7-9, 2019. Salem Convention Center – Salem, OR. www.acponline.org/chapters
November 5-7, 2020. Salem Convention Center – Salem, OR.
OHCA – Oregon Health Care Association Fall Conference
November 18-19, 2019. Oregon Convention Center – Portland, OR. www.ohca.org
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If you have items of interest to share, please contact us. Mary A. Olhausen - Executive Director.
Office: 360-892-1814. Cell: 503-880-7383. Omary52@comcast.net
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