Center for Outcomes Research & Education Blog Stream
Blog content for Oregon CORE team to be syndicated on web pages
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Read ArticleCORE project spotlight: War on Melanoma, Data for Change, and more!
New Center for Outcomes Research and Education (CORE) projects and partnerships to focus on cancer, early education, data capacity
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Read ArticleNew Faces at CORE: September 2022
Introducing the newest members of the Center for Outcomes Research and Education (CORE) team: Abby, Kristen, and Raven!
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Read ArticleCORE Insights: How community health workers strengthen care coordination relationships
Research from Providence CORE highlights how CHWs strengthen and build relationships needed for effective care coordination
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Read ArticleCORE's 2021 annual report
CORE's annual report highlights some of the impactful and promising research, programs, and partnerships that we supported last year.
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Read ArticleCORE: What we’re reading - June 2022
Team members from the Providence Center for Outcomes Research and Education (CORE) share some of the insightful and impactful news and research reports on their reading lists.
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Read ArticleCORE to present at AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting
Researchers from Providence CORE will present at the AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, June 4-7, 2022.
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Read ArticleCORE examines COVID-19’s disparate impacts on health care utilization
Two new papers from the Center for Outcomes Research and Education (CORE) examine disparities in access to care for COVID-19 patients in both virtual and in-person settings.
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Read ArticleCan investments in community power building increase voter turnout?
Findings from Providence CORE’s evaluation of the Building Healthy Communities Initiative in California show how investments in community power building can impact voter turnout.
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Read ArticleCORE insights: Five keys to fuzzy matching success
Data experts from Providence CORE share 5 key practices for using the technique fuzzy matching to match cross-sector data.
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Read ArticleCORE partner feature: Council for the Homeless
Learn how CORE partners with Council for the Homeless, a nonprofit organization working to prevent and end homelessness in Clark County, Washington.
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Read ArticleCORE research examines language barriers in COVID-19 test positivity
A study by Providence CORE highlighted the need for translation, non-English materials, and other language-related support for COVID-19 communication and care.
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Read ArticleRooting homelessness research in racial equity & lived experience
Researchers from Providence CORE partnered with the Regional Supportive Housing Impact Fund to provide a framework for more equitable research
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Read ArticleCORE joins effort to bolster behavioral health services in Southern Oregon
A Housman Foundation grant will enable CORE to conduct research and provide data in support of local efforts to grow behavioral health infrastructure in Jackson & Josephine Counties, Oregon
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Read ArticleNew roles at CORE focus on data & analytics
Two CORE veterans are stepping up to fill two new positions aimed at enhancing CORE’s data and analytics work.
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Read ArticleCORE study shows benefits of major local housing for health initiative
A new report by CORE illustrates heathcare impacts of obtaining housing at Portland’s Blackburn Center.
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Read ArticleCORE partners with Providence on genomics study
CORE is partnering with Providence on Geno4ME, a research program aimed at advancing genomic medicine to improve disease treatment and prevention
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Read ArticleCORE announces Data for Change cohort
CORE will partner with seven health and equity-focused organizations to grow their ability to use data to drive and sustain positive change.
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Read ArticleA landscape of impact: network mapping at CORE
Learn how network analysis can help cross-sector partners assess and build power in their communities.
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Read ArticleCORE's fall 2021 conference highlights
Here's where you can catch the CORE team speaking this Fall.
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Read ArticleNew faces & more at CORE!
Get to know CORE's new team members!
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