News and Stories

CORE's 2023 annual report
CORE's annual report highlights some of the impactful and promising research, programs, and partnerships that we supported last year.
CORE new project spotlight: improving cancer screening access, incentivizing interpretive services, healthy birth, and more!
3/26/2024
CORE is proud to announce new projects focusing on improving cancer screening access, incentivizing interpretive services, healthy birth, and more!
CORE’s Data for Change team participates in the 2024 Nonprofit Technology Conference
3/12/2024
CORE’s Data for Change team is co-presenting two workshops at the March 2024 NTEN Nonprofit Technology Conference
In the news: TIME highlights CORE’s long COVID research
3/12/2024
A recent article in TIME magazine features research conducted by CORE and the Providence Research Network into the condition known as long COVID.
Cultivating change: Evaluating a Spanish-language culinary & gardening program
2/1/2024
CORE's evaluation of a Spanish language gardening and culinary education program revealed positive impacts on participants and staff, as well as opportunities for growth and improvement
CORE data analysis supports change in Portland's behavioral health landscape
2/14/2024
A data analysis initiative supported by Providence CORE could significantly influence behavioral health policy and response strategies in Portland, Oregon, and statewide.
Navigating the path of genomic medicine: Insights from an early detection program
3/21/2024
Research by Providence CORE offers insights to help healthcare organizations partner with patients to improve outcomes through genetic testing.
Data with purpose: How CORE's Data for Change program drives meaningful impact
12/13/2023
Now in its third year, CORE's Data for Change program is helping organizations like Rose Have and Restoration House build capacity to use data to support their promising programs
CORE selected to create an evaluation design for Oregon's 2022-2027 Medicaid waiver
12/12/2023
The Oregon Health Authority has selected the Portland, Oregon-based Center for Outcomes Research & Education (CORE) to create an evaluation design for Oregon's 2022-2027 1115 Medicaid waiver.