2020 OPHA Conference HighlightsOPHA would like to give special thanks to the 2020 Conference Sponsors & Exhibitors for their generous support! The Annual OPHA Conference & Meeting is the premier event for Oregon’s public health professionals, showcasing the latest in public health research and trends, focused learning sessions, thought-provoking speakers, and plenty of networking opportunities. Over 400 public health professionals and students attended this two-day educational and networking event. Physicians, Administrators, Dentists, Nurses, Educators, Policy Makers, Researchers, Non-profit Executives, CCO Executives & Partners, and Students all gathered virtually for the first time ever to learn about and discuss the latest research, programs and developments in Oregon public health. The Annual OPHA Conference & Meeting always offers a variety of topics to choose from. In addition to the four keynote presentations there were more than 80 presentations on a variety of areas in public health, facilitated discussion forums, and an interactive poster session. Sessions covered a wide variety of topics, including: Health Equity, COVID-19 response, Trauma and Gun Violence, Child and Adolescent Health, Mental Health, Structural Racism, Latinx Health, Rural Health, and much more. View the OPHA 2020 Program here! Want to learn more or see what you missed at OPHA 2020?The future of public health: Tackling tough questions and messy stuff Lessons Learned from the COVID-19 Pandemic A trauma informed response to climate change impacts Health Inequities: at the Intersection of Racism and COVID-19 Presentation Slides A big thank you to all the presenters at the 2020 OPHA Annual Conference & Meeting! There were a broad range of interesting topics discussed during this year's concurrent sessions. Some presenters have chosen to share the slides from their presentations and will be posted here as we receive them. OPHA 2020 Association AwardsCongratulations to this year's award winners! Lifetime Achievement: Katherine Bradley, PhD Policy Champion: The Oregon State University Tobacco Policy Team, Marion Ceraso Emerging Leader Award: Allison E. Myers, PhD, MPH Champion for Healthy Environments Award: Mike McNickle, Clatsop County Health Department Outstanding Student Poster Awards: Maddie Dirren, Jenny Leon-Perez and Thomas Packebush |
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