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As drug-resistant organisms become more complex and challenging to contain, local public health authorities (LPHAs) play a critical role in Oregon’s public health response. This page is designed to support LPHAs as they lead investigations and outbreak responses related to multidrug-resistant organisms (MDROs), including Candida auris and carbapenemase-producing organisms (CPOs), in healthcare settings.
Here you’ll find tools, templates, and guidance we’ve used ourselves — now adapted for you. These materials reflect our current response practices and are meant to help you feel confident and prepared. Whether you’re coordinating with a facility, launching a response, or providing technical assistance, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Evelyn Donahoe, MPH, CIC - MDRO Epidemiologist - evelyn.donahoe2@oha.oregon.gov
Guidance
Oregon CRO Toolkit
Oregon Admission Screening Guidance
OHA Antibiotic Resistance Resources
Colonization Screening for Multidrug-Resistant Organisms in Healthcare Facilities - Training
Screening Instructions
Responsive Screening Check-list (acute care)
Screening FAQ for Facilities
CPO Screening Verbal Assent Script
CPO Swab Collection Instructions (ARLN) (video) (photo)
C. auris Swab Collection Instructions (ARLN) (video) (photo)
LPHA Tools
FAQs for Patients & Staff
Provider FAQ
Screening Patient FAQ
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Wallet Card
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Provider FAQ
Screening Patient FAQ
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Infected Colonized Patient FAQ
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