News and Stories

CORE data scientist Daniel J. Fish selected for OHA Metrics & Scoring Committee

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Data Scientist Daniel J. Fish of Providence CORE has been selected to serve as a measurement expert on the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) Metrics & Scoring Committee.

Research as advocacy: CORE expert briefs OR lawmakers on the links between food access and health

10/20/2025

In early Oct. 2025, CORE's Sarah Roth, PhD, joined Providence’s Shelley Yoder and Heidi Davis to give testimony to Oregon legislators in support of programs that address food insecurity

In the news: CORE projects & partnerships featured in Catholic Health World

10/15/2025

In an October 2025 story, reporter Julie Minda describes how CORE helps its cross-sector partners use data to build and sustain effective systems, policies, and programs.

CORE to present on housing & health at the 2025 OPHA Conference

9/23/2025

CORE will present two sessions on housing and health at the 81st annual Oregon Public Health Association (OPHA) conference, Oct, 15, 2025.

CORE new project spotlight: Building community data capacity, studying Medicaid health-related social needs investments, and more!

9/14/2025

The Providence Center for Outcomes Research & Education (CORE) is pleased to announce four new projects with our cross-sector partners, launching in late 2025-early 2026.

Patient views on a partnership to improve birth equity: 3 takeaways

9/9/2025

A study by Providence CORE and Dr. Roberta Hunte offers lessons for health systems partnering with culturally specific programs to improve Black maternal health outcomes.

Data storytelling: CORE shares five steps to turn numbers into narratives

9/3/2025

Data experts from Providence CORE share insights on how to tell compelling stories with data, outlining five key steps to to help organizations and individuals use data to drive change.

CORE research reveals key factors behind heart disease treatment adherence

8/27/2025

A new study co-authored by Providence CORE researchers found links between adherence to ASCVD treatment and factors like negative healthcare experiences and patient-provider communication.