From the Associated Press, October 30, 2002 Jeffrey Alan Wyden, brother of U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, died Tuesday at a hospital in California, the senator’s office said. He was 51. Jeffrey Wyden died at Valley Medical Center in San Jose, Calif., said Josh Kardon, chief of staff for Sen. Wyden. He said the cause of […]
By Robert Landauer – editorial columnist for The Oregonian, October 26, 2002. Not available elsewhere online. Sometimes a negative is a positive, as in the steep drop in hospital days for mentally ill Portland-area residents. In November 2001, the number of mentally ill Multnomah County residents in acute-care hospitals peaked at 3,485 patient bed days. […]
Editorial by by Robert Landauer, October 26, 2002 Sometimes a negative is a positive, as in the steep drop in hospital days for mentally ill Portland-area residents. In November 2001, the number of mentally ill Multnomah County residents in acute-care hospitals peaked at 3,485 patient bed days. At $700 a day, the bill totaled $2.44 […]
Cascadia announces reductions, bracing for more state budget cuts, while reorganizing mental health services to further cut high hospitalization rates; Cascadia press release 10/24/02 Contact: Mark Schorr, Communications Director (503) 238-0780 xt 245 Schorr@cascadiabhc.org Multnomah County’s largest nonprofit provider of mental health services, Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare, Inc, announced plans today to sharply reduce expenses and […]
Cascadia Bulletin – October 15, 2002 [The Cascadia Bulletin was a routine all-staff paper and email message] Decisions about our reduction in force are being made as quickly as possible, while being balanced against the need to make careful choices. I thought it would be helpful to outline our process in making these cuts. I […]
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