Coronavirus
Information and news relating to the coronavirus pandemic
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Read ArticleVaccine eligibility: See new guide from OHA on who's eligible now, who's next
Oregon is continuing to prioritize phase 1a, which includes health care personnel, residents in long-term care or treatment programs and certain other high-risk individuals.
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Read ArticleMasks are still required after receiving COVID vaccine
While the COVID-19 vaccine is critical to stopping the pandemic, it is not the only effort.
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Read ArticleCOVID Vaccine Update
Providence and its family of organizations are preparing to administer COVID-19 vaccines, when available.
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Read Article5 COVID-19 vaccine myths and the facts
Get fact-based information from public health and medical experts about the COVID-19 vaccine
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Read ArticleHow to Build and Sustain Successful Telehealth Programs
There are several keys to building and sustaining successful telehealth programs at health systems, hospitals and physician practices.
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Read ArticleProvidence’s DetectionMap provides a nearly real-time view of local COVID-19 prevalence among its patients, down to the neighborhood level
With its new DetectionMap, Providence is making information about local COVID-19 infections available to the people of the communities in which it operates.
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Read Article3 experts on the telehealth challenges highlighted by the COVID-19 pandemic
Health systems across the nation ramped up telehealth services this year due to the pandemic, and the rapid growth of these services has highlighted several opportunities and challenges.
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Read ArticleThe big risks for health systems as more care goes virtual
The uptick in telehealth and virtual care has many benefits for patients during the pandemic. But there are also challenges and risks. Todd Czartoski answers.
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Read ArticlePregnancy looks different during the COVID-19 era
Learn about the important safety measures you should take to protect you and your baby during COVID-19 and what to expect in the delivery room.
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Read ArticleCurrent visitor policy for Oregon region
As the COVID surge continues, we are returning to our regionwide visitation policy of one visitor per patient stay.
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Read ArticleSurgery changes announced for Providence
Due to the dramatic surge in COVID cases over the past few weeks, there will be temporary limits on surgeries and invasive procedures starting Dec. 3.
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Read ArticleFDA approves Providence COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Providence Cancer Institute researchers approval to begin a first-in-human clinical trial of a vaccine to protect against COVID-19.
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Read ArticleCOVID PPE standards for Providence Oregon
COVID cases are skyrocketing in our communities. We need to make immediate changes to keep each other and our patients safe.
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Read ArticleProvidence researchers featured at cancer immunotherapy conference
Investigators present latest research in cancer immunotherapy, receive noteworthy awards, at the 35th annual meeting of the Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer.
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Read Article4 women share their experiences with stress caused by the COVID pandemic
We sat down with four women to talk about the stresses they’re facing as the COVID pandemic wears on—and how they are learning to cope.
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Read ArticleFight the flu with these resources
Learn about the resources Providence provides to fight the flu, including videos, web pages, Facebook Live events and infographics.
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Read ArticleLong-term stress and your health
COVID-19 is creating prolonged stress in many of us. Learn the impact it can have on your health and how you can better manage your stress.
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Read ArticleDealing with sustained change during COVID-19
We’re all facing – and sometimes struggling – with the constant nature of change brought by the pandemic. Discover how you cope and boost your mental health.
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Read ArticleDealing with sustained change during COVID-19
We’re all facing – and sometimes struggling – with the constant nature of change brought by the pandemic. Discover how you cope and boost your mental health.
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Read ArticleMulti-omics resolves a sharp disease-state shift between mild and moderate COVID-19
New research shows early intervention could slow the progression of COVID-19.
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