State Genetics Needs Assessment and Plan

State Genetics Strategic Plan

In June, 2000, the Office of Family Health received a federal grant to conduct a genetics needs assessment in Oregon and to develop a state strategic plan to improve existing programs or services or develop new ones. The Plan describes goals, objectives, and strategies to improve the health and well-being of people living in Oregon who are impacted by inherited conditions and birth defects.

• Oregon's Strategic Plan for Genetics and Public Health (2002)
  (Full version with graphics, 4.8 Mb)
  
  

• Oregon's Strategic Plan for Genetics and Public Health (2002)
  (Version without graphics, 464 Kb)
  

Assessment and Supporting Documents

• Genetics and Public Health in Oregon: A Summary of Assessment Methods & Findings (2002)
  This report summarizes our assessment process and results that formed the framework for the state plan.
  

• Complete State Needs Assessment (2002)
  (Includes appendices, 2.5 Mb)
  
  

• Oregon Genetics Plan Advisory Council Members (2001-2002)
  
  

• Assessment Tools and Reports
  Reports were created for the Oregon State Genetics Plan (~2000-2002). Some information may no longer be current. Please contact Genetics Program Staff if you have questions about supporting materials.