CORE awarded $50K breast cancer health inequities research grant

In the latest edition of CORE's ongoing Insights blog series, our data visualization experts share six key steps to help apply an equity lens to data visualization efforts.

CORE is proud to announce new projects focused on housing the healthcare workforce, identifying long-COVID, and advancing health equity in the aging population

A new study by Providence CORE linked a Value-based Payment Model with increased use of primary and specialty care among patients. Findings also highlight the importance of clinical staff buy-in.

CORE shares insights from its work with various cross-sector networks, highlighting how collaborative networks are coming together to drive systems change and address deeply entrenched social issues.

Providence CORE recently presented our first-ever Data Summit, an exciting day of in-person learning and networking facilitated by our Data for Change team. Access slides and resources from the event!

Providence CORE demystifies the process of creating and using logic models

Study finds links between student mobility, health, & attendance; mental health & substance use in the legal system; & patterns of acute care use for those experiencing incarceration or housing instab

Providence CORE will share insights on care coordination and community health workers, value-based payments, and virtual behavioral health integration at the AcademyHealth annual research meeting.

The Oregon Patient Safety Commission and Providence CORE recently partnered to enhance the data strategy for Oregon's Early Dispute & Resolution (EDR) process in support or more equitable outcomes

A research project by Providence CORE explores barriers and facilitators to mammography in a non-English language population and key steps to address language-related disparities.

Providence CORE’s evaluation of a community-based care coordination program offers evidence of the impacts and opportunities for similar initiatives.

Learn how Southern Oregon behavioral health leaders partnered with Providence CORE to support the region's peer support workforce.

A study by Providence CORE drew on ten years of data to assess the impacts of a large employee wellness program, revealing positive impacts on healthcare utilization.

CORE shares seven key takeaways from the first year of Data for Change, a program that helps community-based organizations grow their data capacity.

Cross-sectors partners in SW Washington teamed up with Providence CORE to explore how data sharing between sectors can identify local needs.

In 2021, Oregon lawmakers paved the way for more people to access full Oregon Health Plan benefits, regardless of their immigration status. Researchers at Providence CORE are studying this effort.

CORE’s evaluation offers evidence of the impacts of power-building initiatives and insights for other organizations working to build–and measure–community power and drive systemic change.

Learn how CORE is partnering with Providence to evaluate a software tool designed to improve suicide care and outcomes.