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Department of Human Services
Helping People to Become Independent, Healthy and Safe
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| Annual Performance Measures The 2003 Oregon Legislative Assembly passed House Bill 3653, creating the Oregon Health Policy Commission (OHPC) to develop and oversee health policy and planning for the state. The Commission identifies and analyzes significant health care issues affecting the state and makes policy recommendations to the Governor, the Oregon State Legislature and the state Office for Oregon Health Policy and Research (OHPR). Additionally, the Commission partners with health care experts and stakeholders around the state to develop projects which ensure access to essential health care and support services, increase health care quality and improve health outcomes for individuals and society, controll costs, and encourage healthy lifestyles. The Commission is comprised of ten voting members appointed by the Governor. Commission members represent all of the state’s congressional districts and bring a rich variety of health policy and health care experience. Four legislators (one representing each legislative caucus) serve as non-voting advisory members to the Commission.
For the latest Commission activities, check out our monthly Update.
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