2016 OPHA Annual Conference PresentationsPRESENTATION SLIDESKeynote Presentations: Under the Weather? The Health Consequences of a Changing Climate Presenter/Author: George Luber, PhD Presenter/Author: Helen K. Bellanca, PhD Concurrent Sessions - Presentations & Panels: A new climate resilience plan for Oregon's public health system Presenter/Authors: Emily York Considering the health impacts of tax reform in Oregon Presenter/Authors: Craig Mosbaek, Frank Chaloupka, Ichiro Kawachi, Katherine Newman, David Rehkopf, Jessica Allia Williams, Rourke O'Brien Presenter/Authors: Pam Johnson, Sarah Rogers, Kelle Little Improving vaccine uptake in a vaccine-resistant cluster in Oregon Presenter/Authors: Shawn Foley, Sandra J. Bean Marion county health department 2011-2015 STI assessment Presenter/Authors: Katarina Ost, Rachel Posnick Preventing opioid overdose in Oregon Presenter/Authors: Katrina Hedberg, Matt Laidler, Josh Van Otterloo, Lisa Shields, Lisa Millet Presenter/Authors: Daniel S. Morris Safe at school program: Assuring access and advocacy for children with type-1 diabetes Presenter/Authors: Nancy A. Breen The barriers to State-based universal care Presenter/Authors: Peter Mahr The effects of prenatal marijuana use on child development: What do we know and how do we know it? Presenter/Authors: Kenneth D. Rosenberg Umatilla county Plan4Health Initiative: Planning for health in rural Oregon Presenter/Authors: Taylor K. Smith Use of an online tool for public health reporting and outbreak investigation Presenter/Authors: Healther Kaisner, Channa Lindsay, Jennifer Faith |
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