Presentations and Trainings
In these interactive sessions, professionals discuss their area of expertise and invite audience members to engage in discussion and other participatory activities.
The presentations and trainings are free and open to the public, thanks to our sponsors and partners.
Select from the topics on this page:
Engaging Men to Prevent Sexual and Domestic Violence
Sexual and domestic violence are major public health concerns that Oregonians must confront. This panel of community members and leaders will address some of the ways that we can engage men in the prevention of violence and the importance of doing so. |
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Panelists
Ron Clark Doctor of Ministry, Pastor, Agape Church of Christ
Tim Logan Administrator and Lead Facilitator, SOVALTI
Mario Olivares, BA Youth Advocate, Prevention Specialist, Legal Advocate, Clackamas Women's Services
Jack Straton, PhD Associate Professor, Portland State University
Moderator: Cliff Leek, BA Prevention Specialist, Oregon Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force |
Tuesday, April 5
6:30 - 8 p.m
Attend in person at: Mercy Corps Action Center 45 S.W. Ankeny Portland, OR 97204
Map to Mercy Corps Action Center
Learn more about our panelists (pdf)
Download Event Flyer (pdf)
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Sponsored by the Oregon Attorney General's Sexual Assault Task Force and Mercy Corps Northwest |
Partnering with Interpreters to Promote a Greater Cultural Understanding
Intended audience: health care interpreters and practicing health care providers - nurses, medical assistants, physician assistants and physicians. |
David Cardona, MD, MPH CMI Coordinator, Health Care Interpreter Certification Program, OHA/DHS Office of Multicultural Health and Services |
Tuesday, April 6
6:30 - 8 p.m.
Space is Limited - Please RSVP: www.theOMA.org
Download PowerPoint Presentation
Attend in person at: OMEF Conference Center
Oregon Medical Association Headquarters
11740 S.W. 68th Pkwy. Portland, Oregon 97223-99038
Map to Oregon Medical Association Headquarters
Learn more about our presenter (pdf)
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Sponsored by the Oregon Medical Association. |
Slips, Trips and Falls
Slips, trips and falls injuries happen suddenly and unexpectedly. Learn practical techniques to lessen your chance of injury. |
Laurie LaBrasseur, ARM Safety Management Consultant SAIF Corporation |
Wednesday, April 6
12:30-1:30 p.m.
Barbara Roberts Human Services Building Room 137 500 Summer St., N.E. Salem, OR 97301
Map to Human Services Building
Learn more about our presenter (pdf)
Download Event Flyer (pdf)
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QPR - Question, Persuade, Refer Suicide Prevention
QPR stands for Question, Persuade and Refer, three steps anyone can learn to help prevent suicide. Just like CPR, QPR is an emergency response to someone in crisis and can save lives. |
Presenters
Donna Noonan, MPH Youth Suicide Prevention Coordinator Oregon Health Authority Public Health Division
Jason Yarmer Prevention Specialist/Tribal Liaison Oregon Department of Human Services Office of Addictions and Mental Health |
Friday, April 8
Noon- 1 p.m.
Attend in person at: Portland State Office Building Room 1A
800 NE Oregon Street
Portland, Oregon 97232
Map to Portland State Office Building
Learn more about our presenters (pdf)
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Sponsored by the Oregon Health Authority Public Health Division |
Home Care Commission
Free classes are available statewide. |
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Find a class near you. |
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Protecting Against Sprains and Strains (PASS)
PASS provides the participant with the basics of good body mechanics; how to minimize risks by avoiding and/or preventing sprain and strain injuries; best practices in workplace activities; and review of assistive equipment. Preventing Disease Transmission (PDT)
PDT provides participants with the causes of infectious diseases and routes of transmission; reducing risks; best practices in housekeeping; and caregiving to prevent the spread of disease. Taking Responsibility in Personal Safety (TRIPS)
TRIPS participants learn about practical ways for preventing injuries from slips and trips in the home and assessing risk factors; assisting some in planning and preparing for emergencies including the role of the homecare | |