From the Salem Statesman Journal, April 25, 2011 Oregon State Hospital has been in the crosshairs of federal civil-rights investigators since mid-2006, and there appears to be no end in sight to the long-running inquiry. In fact, federal lawyers at the forefront of the investigation made two recent trips to Salem to gather more information […]
From the Salem Statesman Journal, December 1, 2010 Indiana company is hired to help improve the culture of the psychiatric facility An Indiana consulting firm has started working at the Oregon State Hospital, launching a $1.99 million project to spur culture change and improvements at the long-troubled psychiatric facility in Salem. A team from Kaufman […]
From The Salem Statesman Journal, September 4, 2010 A floundering, scattershot approach to solving massive problems has created confusion, disorganization and frustration at the Oregon State Hospital, state-hired consultants say in a new report. Read the draft report from Liberty Healthcare. “It is paradoxical that the very efforts to improve the hospital have contributed to […]
From the Salem Statesman Journal, July 9, 2010 An Oregon State Hospital physician who was in charge of medical care on the ward where a patient died in October has resigned, the hospital’s interim superintendent Nena Strickland said Friday in an e-mail. The e-mail was sent to the hospital’s advisory board. Dr. Michael Robinson’s resignation […]
From the Salem Statesman Journal, June 19, 2010 Oregon State Hospital reprimands five in patient’s death – tougher sanctions were ruled out in medical-neglect case Five Oregon State Hospital employees have received letters of reprimand in connection with inadequate care for a patient who died at the Salem psychiatric facility in October, documents released Thursday […]
From the Salem Statesman Journal, April 9, 2010 A shakeup is continuing at the Oregon State Hospital in the wake of a state investigation that found the hospital neglected a patient who died at the Salem psychiatric facility last fall. Dr. Michael Robinson, a psychiatrist who oversaw the treatment of Moises Perez on hospital Ward […]
According to The Oregonian, Moises Perez‘ death at Oregon State Hospital in October 2009 was preceded a year earlier by the suicide of another patient, David Morse. Both were on Ward 50F, and both were being treated by the same psychiatrist, Dr. Michael Robinson. Despite two tragedies only a year apart, a report released to […]
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