The Oregon Hospice & Palliative Care Association (OHPCA) is a nonprofit public benefit organization helping to ensure Oregonians have access to high quality hospice and palliative care as they near the end of life.
Please note: OHPCA does not provide direct patient care. If you need immediate assistance, visit our Find Care directory to locate a hospice or palliative care provider near you.
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OHPCA/WSHPCO Hospice Medical Directors Networking
Monthly networking group for Member Hospice Medical Directors. This networking group is for those OHPCA/WSHPCO Member Hospice Medical Directors and is facilitated by OHPCA CEO Barb Hansen….
Your Guide to QAPI Success Part 4
Your Guide to QAPI Success Part 4: Beyond the Basics: Building PIPs That Stick & Succeed Move beyond check-the-box QAPI! Transform vague ideas into focused, data-driven PIPs that align…
QAPI/Regulatory Networking Group
Monthly networking group for Provider Members with QAPI/Regulatory responsibilities within their hospice program. This networking group is for those Provider Members with QAPI/Regulatory…
Hospice Bereavement Program Structure, POCs, Risks, Best Practice
Hospice Bereavement Program Structure, POCs, Risks & Best Practices Strengthen your hospice bereavement program for 2026 – ensure every assessment, care plan, and note not only…
Business Writing in the Age of AI: Risks & Rules for AI
Business Writing in the Age of AI: Risks & Rules for AI Writing Tools Discover how to write smarter, faster, and safer with AI — without losing your human touch. AI can help you write…
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OHPCA & WSHPCO “Spring Intensive: Regulatory Update”
The annual regulatory conference of the Washington State Hospice & Palliative Care Organization and Oregon Hospice & Palliative Care Association is scheduled May 7-8, 2026 at the Sheraton Portland Airport Hotel. We are pleased to welcome Erin Collins, The…
From Burnout to Belonging: Nurse-Designed Approaches to Workforce Well-Being in Oregon
The Oregon Center for Nursing’s Nurse Well-Being Project emerged during a period of profound strain on the state’s nursing workforce. Drawing on input from more than 5,000 nurses, the project recognized that lasting improvements in well-being must come from within the…
JHPN Open Access
Dr. Andra Davis, Associate Professor of Nursing at University of Portland, shares this note below: “I’m delighted to share that the Journal of Hospice and Palliative Nursing has made its current issue open access through mid-February. I had the privilege of serving as…
Palliative Care Project ECHO Trainings
The purpose of this 12-session ECHO is to increase the capacity of primary care clinicians and community care teams to provide primary palliative care services. Topics will include: Total Pain Model guidelines for Quality Palliative Care Symptom management for serious…
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