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Health Care Workforce Committee to host educational webinar

Webinar from the Oregon Health Authority on Wednesday, June 11

Read the full announcement and registration information from the OHA

Description: This educational webinar will provide an overview of the Surgeon General’s framework for Mental Health and wellbeing in the Workplace.  It presents an everyday decision-making tool that can aid leaders at levels in health and social service organizations in understanding how everyday decision can drive wellness and reduce burnout, key elements of staff retention and patient safety and quality. 

Presenters: Lisa Ladendorff, LCSW, Northeast Oregon Network (NEON), Edna Murrieta, MS.Ed, Northeast Oregon Network (NEON)

For more information, please visit the Health Care Workforce Committee’s website at https://www.oregon.gov/oha/hpa/hp-hcw/pages/index.aspx.

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