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News Release
Tri-County Regional Behavioral Health Collaborative Medical Community Collaboration Workgroup meets January 28 in Portland - 01/22/19

January 22, 2019

Media contact: Saerom England, 971-239-6483, saerom.y.england@state.or.us

Tri-County Regional Behavioral Health Collaborative Medical Community Collaboration Workgroup meets January 28 in Portland

What: The first meeting of the Tri-County Regional Behavioral Health Collaborative Medical Community Collaboration Workgroup.

Agenda: Describe the Regional Behavioral Health Collaborative and focus on peer-delivered services and substance use disorder; discuss the role of the workgroup; review opportunities, barriers and resources identified at the November 6 kickoff meeting.

When: January 28, 1-3 p.m.

Where: Portland State Office Building Room 1A, 800 NE Oregon Street, Portland.

The Tri-County Regional Behavioral Health Collaborative brings together multiple sectors across the Portland metro area to collectively address and prevent behavioral health challenges. It has a focus on peer-delivered services and substance use disorder activities that can make an impact in 12 to 24 months.

For more information, see the RBHC website at https://www.oregon.gov/OHA/HSD/BHP/Pages/Regional-Collaboratives.aspx.

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