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
  This report summarizes our assessment process and results that formed the framework for the state plan.
  

• Complete State Needs Assessment
  (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.