This is Public HealthThe opportunity to live a healthy life is a human right. Every Oregonian deserves to live in a safe and healthy place with access to the resources and information they need to actively participate in decisions that affect their wellbeing. Those places are created and protected by public health. A passion for prevention drives our work. As public health professionals, we educate about nutritious food and physical activity and ensure all Oregonians have access to healthy options where they live, learn, work and play. We inform them about the dangers of tobacco, alcohol and drugs, and teach them how to improve their children’s health. We advocate for, and help write the policies that make our streets, buildings, parks, schools and neighborhoods safe and active for everyone regardless of their race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or income status. ***ABSTRACTS ARE BEING ACCEPTED MAY 2 - JUNE 17***DOWNLOAD CALL FOR ABSTRACT FLYER. Abstract Submission GuidelinesThe Oregon Public Health Association invites proposals for the 2022 OPHA Annual Conference & Meeting. Abstract submissions will be accepted May 2 through June 17, 2022. Abstracts addressing all public health topics are welcome and presenters should seek to make connections between research, policy and practice. The breakout sessions and poster presentations in the conference will represent the themes and content areas from the abstract submissions. Types of Abstract Submission Formats: Program sessions are 75 minutes in length allowing time for questions, answers, and audience discussion.
*The Student Poster Contest is open to current students and students who submitted abstracts prior to graduation and are now new professionals (graduated within 6 months of conference).
FOR MORE INFORMATION AND TO SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT GO: https://www.oregonpublichealth.org/call-for-abstracts COVID-19 ResourcesOregon Health Authority's official COVID-19 Vaccine Website
The COVID-19 Pandemic is still impacting Oregonians' every day lives and accurate, timely and helpful information is important for both combatting the illness and the spread of misinformation. The Oregon Health Authority has set up a COVID-19 webpage with videos, multiple fact sheets in nine languages, guidance for schools, housing services, local public health authorities and tribes, and more. The American Public Health Association (OPHA is the Oregon Affiliate of APHA) also has created a COVID-19 webpage with many resources and links as has the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Your Local Health Department may also have their own local information.
You Are Not Alone - Web Based Resources As a way to prevent and address abuse and neglect or other related risks impacting many people during the COVID-19 pandemic, “You Are Not Alone” has been created. The pandemic has caused isolation and other suffering for many people. “You Are Not Alone” is a comprehensive campaign highlighting resources for support and assistance as well as abuse reporting information. The resources include contact information to report incidents or to get assistance for issues such as domestic and sexual violence prevention; suicide prevention; mental health; alcohol and drug abuse; help for youth and elders, and financial exploitation. There are flyers, downloadable informational cards, social media resources and printable materials for sharing. The information is available in multiple languages. COVID-19 Vaccine Resources
Thank you to our Organizational Members!Effective public health policies and programs are critical to improving Oregonians’ health, reducing health disparities and health care costs. OPHA's Organizational Members are working together to build these programs and advocate for these policies. CURRENT ORGANIZATIONAL MEMBERS
Please visit https://www.oregonpublichealth.org/about-organizational-members for more information about Organizational Members. |