The Oregon health and science university-Oregon state hospital collaboration: Reflections on an evolving public-academic partnership

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This column describes the conceptualization and implementation of an innovative collaboration between Oregon State Hospital and Oregon Health and Science University that was created to address understaffing and improve the quality of care. The hospital created a forensic evaluation rotation to address the growing population of forensic patients, which created a valuable recruiting tool for the hospital. One of the authors, a recent recruit, provides a first-person account of his experience working within the collaboration. The model could be emulated by other public-sector facilities facing similar challenges with psychiatrist recruitment and retention.

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Chien, J., Novosad, D., & Mobbs, K. E. (2016). The Oregon health and science university-Oregon state hospital collaboration: Reflections on an evolving public-academic partnership. Psychiatric Services, 67(3), 262–264. https://doi.org/10.1176/appi.ps.201500467

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