In a story about how effective managers support stressed-out workers, Leslie Hammer, Ph.D., says managers can offer support, reduce unnecessary demands and give employees a sense of control over where, when and how they do their work.

OHSU experts warn that people should stay indoors to avoid dangerous particulate matter when wildfire smoke becomes intense.

Bike Portland chronicles the difficulty in navigating city streets surrounding OHSU’s Marquam Hill campus, specifically Southwest Gibbs Street, on foot and on bike. Michael Harrison says, “It is critical that our employees and students have safe ways to bike and walk to campus.”

Oregon Capital Insider reports that state Rep. Rachel Prusak, D-West Linn, has joined the faculty of the OHSU School of Nursing.

The Lund Report covers a lawsuit filed by an OHSU patient who had a hearing implant inserted and then removed.

The Portland Business Journal reports that the FDA has approved a clip designed by NeuraMedica Inc., to allow neurosurgeons and orthopedic spine surgeons to close tears in the dura mater covering the spinal cord. NeuraMedica is an OHSU spinoff co-founded by former OHSU neurosurgeon Neil Roundy, M.D.

Medical Economics reports on new research from OHSU examining how the use of medical scribes affect medical record closure times.

GRAIL Inc. presents final Multi-cancer Early Detection Data From the Interventional PATHFINDER Study at the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Congress 2022. OHSU was one of 11 sites that enrolled patients in the study across the country.

Continuing news coverage of new study into effects of private equity in health care. In an interview with Medical Research.com, Jane Zhu, M.D., says, “The U.S. health care system is experiencing growing corporatization. Private equity is but one actor in this context.”

A story about Portland-area hospitals offering hMPVX vaccination reports OHSU held a public vaccination clinic on Sept. 11 in partnership with a community organization.