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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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…
Developing Hospice Care Plans That Meet Regulatory Requirements
Developing Hospice Care Plans That Meet Regulatory Requirements Is your Plan of Care truly guiding patient care — or just meeting a checkbox? Hospice Plans of Care are more than a…
Communication, Professionalism, Respect: Creating the Best Relationship
Communication, Professionalism, Respect: Creating the Best Relationship Stronger trust begins with simple words and the way we use them. Every interaction in healthcare can build trust —…
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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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