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Month: November 2018

Moved out and harmed – Ruane Oliverio

November 17, 2018
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| Mental Health

Ruane Oliverio was moved out of a locked residential facility for people mental illness, despite warnings that she could get hurt. She ended up injured and hospitalized multiple times, and is now at the Oregon State Hospital. – Nov 17, 2018 Moving Oregonians with mental illness out of locked facilities was the goal. But things […]

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Academic Papers on Psychiatric Boarding

November 17, 2018
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| Housing

Crowding, Boarding, and Patient Throughput (PDF) Position Statement from the Emergency Nurses Association with massive bibliography December 2017 Emergency Department Boarding of Psychiatric Patients in Oregon (PDF) Oregon Health Authority – no author listed February 1, 2017 Psychiatric Boarding in the Pediatric Inpatient Medical Setting: A Retrospective Analysis Katherine A.S. Gallagher, PhD, I. Simona Bujoreanu, […]

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Gov. Brown says no to alcohol tax

November 17, 2018
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| Addiction, Legislature

Medford Tribune, November 17, 2018 Tax hikes on beer, cider and wine are “off the table,” Gov. Kate Brown said Friday. The Oregon Health Authority wanted to increase taxes on beer, wine and cider by 10 percent, which officials said could raise nearly half a billion dollars over two years. The agency also proposed significant […]

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Annual DA Report: Staffing, overcrowding, mental illness, problems in Multnomah County jails

November 12, 2018
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| Prisons

From KATU.com, November 8, 2018 READ – Corrections Grand Jury 2018 Report – Review of the Correctional Facilities In Multnomah County, Oregon (PDF) A corrections grand jury highlighted concerns related to mental illness, staffing and overcrowding in Multnomah County jails in an annual report card released Thursday. In the past year the county was forced […]

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Chris Garcia’s death while in custody raises mental health system flags

November 12, 2018
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| Mental Health

From Portland Tribune, November 8, 2018 An emergency room doctor told Christopher Adrian Garcia’s family that ‘the system failed him.’ Authorities are investigating. Deep in the throes of psychosis three weeks ago, Christopher Adrian Garcia, 35, was asking for help. At other times, he was intent upon killing himself. This message, his family says, was […]

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