Oregon § 431A.800 Hospital-based violence intervention grant program

Oregon Statutes

§ 431A.800 — Hospital-based violence intervention grant program

Oregon § 431A.800

Vol.12

Title 36Public Health and Safety

Ch. 431APublic Health Programs and Activities

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Bluebook

Or. Rev. Stat. § 431A.800 (2026).

Text

(1)The Oregon Health Authority shall establish a program to provide grants for planning, provider training and certification and general capacity to hospitals and community-based organizations to develop hospital-based violence intervention programs in communities of need other than in Multnomah County to reduce and interrupt the chronic cycle of community violence.

(2)The authority shall require a hospital or organization receiving a grant under this section to demonstrate:

(a)A commitment to national best practices and standards of care; and

(b)An understanding of the hospital-based violence intervention model, the role of trusted community messengers and a plan to certify violence prevention professionals.

(3)The authority may adopt rules to implement this section.

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(1) The Oregon Health Authority shall establish a program to provide grants for planning, provider training and certification and general capacity to hospitals and community-based organizations to develop hospital-based violence intervention programs in communities of need other than in Multnomah County to reduce and interrupt the chronic cycle of community violence.
(2) The authority shall require a hospital or organization receiving a grant under this section to demonstrate:
(a) A commitment to national best practices and standards of care; and
(b) An understanding of the hospital-based violence intervention model, the role of trusted community messengers and a plan to certify violence prevention professionals.
(3) The authority may adopt rules to implement this section.