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Oregon Health Forward. Eliminating Health Inequities by 2030
5/2/2025
Amy Young

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Oregon Health Forward

Oregon Health Authority’s plan to eliminate health inequities

Oregon Health Forward is the vision and alliance of three efforts that will enable us to eliminate health inequities, mobilize our partners, and strengthen our capacity to deliver on our commitments consistently and transparently. Eliminating health inequities means ensuring that all people in Oregon can reach their full health potential and well-being, and that they do not face disadvantages due to their race, ethnicity, language, disability, immigration status, age, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, geography, or social class.

Oregon Health Forward includes the agency’s Strategic Plan; a statewide Call to Action; and the Transparency, Accountability, and Belonging Initiative. 

Learn more from the Oregon Health Authority

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