CCO Oregon brings together stakeholders engaged in coordinated care to promote health transformation. #CCOOregon
Oregon, USA
Joined July 2012
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CCO Oregon retweeted
Las #vacunas para protegerse contra el #COVID19 se han desarrollado con una velocidad sin precedentes, y sabemos que eso ha generado preocupaciones sobre la seguridad. Como cualquier vacuna, será necesario cumplir con los estándares de seguridad antes de ser aprobada por @US_FDA.
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#Vaccines to protect against #COVID19 have been developed with unprecedented speed, and we know for some of you that’s raised concerns about safety. Like any vaccine, COVID-19 vaccines must meet safety standards before being approved by the @US_FDA.
ALT Fact: COVID-19 vaccines are safe. COVID-19 vaccines are being carefully evaluated in clinical trials. Many of these trials are much larger than normal, with 30,000-60,000 volunteers. COVID-19 vaccines will only be approved if they meeting safety standards and make it much less likely you'll get COVID-19.
CCO Oregon retweeted
FDA's panel votes 17-4-1 in favor of authorizing the Pfizer vaccine. We hear that a decision is likely Saturday. Read on for some good details on the crunch inside the F.D.A. to condense months of work into weeks. with @noahweiland @SharonLNYT @carlzimmer nytimes.com/2020/12/10/healt…
CCO Oregon retweeted
Yesterday the first #COVID19 vaccine was given to a 90-year-old grandmother in the United Kingdom. For most of us, getting vaccinated is still months away. While vaccination gives us hope the pandemic will end, we can't let our guard down just yet.
ALT Vaccination gives us hope the pandemic will end. But in the meantime, we need to continue safety measures to keep the virus from spreading: Wear a mask. Physically distance from others. Wash your hands. Avoid gatherings. Stay home when you're sick.
CCO Oregon retweeted
Our President and CEO, Eric C Hunter, will be contributing to the conversation today around improving health equity at the @modrnhealthcr VIRTUAL Social Determinants of Health Symposium.
Find more information here. bit.ly/2JthUeW
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Oregon reported 1,122 COVID-19 cases today, a record and the first time cases have surpassed a thousand in a single day. wweek.com/news/state/2020/11…
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Today we released our #COVID19 Weekly Report which showed that during the week of Monday, Oct. 26, through Sunday, Nov. 1, OHA recorded 3,542 new cases of COVID-19 infection—up 34% from last week’s tally of 2,642: ow.ly/EQSI50CbUUp
CCO Oregon retweeted
We're experiencing a record-setting stretch of #COVID19 infections in OR, and it's up to all of us to slow the spread of the virus. Remember to practice the basics of prevention: wear a mask, wash your hands, watch your distance💙
#WholeHealthcare #WholeLives #WholeCommunity
CCO Oregon retweeted
#Flu vaccines are safe and effective, and with ongoing #COVID19 outbreaks, it's more important than ever to get a flu shot to keep the people around you healthy.
ALT Don't wait to vaccinate: Getting a flu shot is especially important for people with chronic health conditions, older adults, pregnant women, health care workers and children.
CCO Oregon retweeted
OHA Director Patrick Allen during today’s media briefing: "6 weeks ago, we marked the end of a promising downturn in daily cases. Since then, cases have risen nearly 25%. Last week’s totals set a new high for the pandemic: On 3 consecutive days, we exceeded 400 cases."
CCO Oregon retweeted
Your vote matters. Have you confirmed your Oregon voter registration is correct? Today is the last day to register or make changes. Make sure you're good to go now at beregistered.org
#OregonVotes #Vote2020
CCO Oregon retweeted
OHA Director Patrick Allen during today’s media availability: "We find ourselves at another crossroads: After weeks of steady decline, #COVID19 cases have been rising. Today we are reporting 457 new cases – the single highest daily total since the onset of this pandemic."
CCO Oregon retweeted
Lose your medical equipment in a wildfire? We can help older adults and people with disabilities access supports they need.
Visit adrcoforegon.org or call 1-855-ORE-ADRC for help and information.
#OregonFires2020 #OregonRising
ALT picture of wheelchair; text from tweet; ODHS logo
CCO Oregon retweeted
Between #COVID19 and the wildfire smoke in the air, there are many factors that can affect the health of our community right now. It's so important to monitor your health and check in with your provider if you aren't feeling well. Stay safe, stay healthy 💙#WholeCommunity
CCO Oregon retweeted
The data is clear: If we ease up on this virus and gather in unsafe ways, we will see cases rise again soon. Let’s celebrate #LaborDayWeekend differently than in years past, as hard as it is. Your life — and the lives of other Oregonians —depend on it. ow.ly/2L6V50BiBEd
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#resiliency is more important than ever. We can build resiliency within our own community by nurturing supportive relationships, building skills and adaptiveness, and creating positive experiences. #WholeHealthcare #WholeLives #WholeCommunity
CCO Oregon retweeted
Vaccines are safe, effective, and they keep your child and your entire community healthy. If your child has missed vaccinations during the #COVID19 pandemic, contact your provider today to #CatchUpGetAhead. #ivax2protect #WellChildWednesday
CCO Oregon retweeted
We want to keep you informed about #COVID19 in #Oregon. Data are provisional and change frequently. For more information, visit healthoregon.org/coronavirus
CCO Oregon retweeted
We want to thank everyone who joined us on Facebook for our live Q&A on #COVID19 #data. If you missed it, you can still view the video here: ow.ly/rKza50AzuqW For your convenience, we've included the questions that were answered and their timestamps below.
