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We Need Your Input!!

**Pulse of Oregon Survey**

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The purpose of this survey is to take the "pulse" of Oregon's disability community. We want to know what you think about disability issues and policy. We are asking for your help as part of the recently refunded Oregon Office on Disability and Health (OODH). By completing this short and anonymous survey, you will provide important information to assist us in the development of an Oregon strategic plan, and help to form the background for future Oregon funding for disability and health. (eIRB #9169)

 

Mission

OODH's mission is to prevent secondary conditions and improve the health and quality of life of Oregonians with disabilities through improved access to health care facilities, public health programs, and effective health promotion and wellness programs.

Funding

Goals

During the next three years (2012-2014), the goals of the OODH are to promote and maximize health, prevent chronic disease, improve emergency preparedness, and increase the quality of life among the approximately, 900,000 people with disabilities in Oregon.

  • Enhance OODH and State program Infrastructure and Capacity
  • Improve Oregon Surveillance and Monitoring Activities
  • Increase Awareness of Health-related Disability Policy Initiatives in Oregon
  • Increase Health Promotion Opportunities for Oregonians with Disabilities
  • Improve Access to Health Care for Oregonians with Disabilities
  • Improve Emergency Preparedness among Oregonians with Disabilities
  • Effectively Monitor and Evaluate OODH Program Activities

Working closely with our State partners, agencies and programs, and our Disability Community Planning Group (DCPG) we will be building on our existing strengths from our previous experience and integrate our activities and products more completely into existing Oregon State programs.

OODH Progress Report 2007-2012

Take a look at what we have accomplished over the last 5 years: Progress Report

OODH in the News!