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Advocates urge study of medication-induced movement disorders under Senate Bill 448
Summary
Testimony from the Movement Disorders Policy Coalition supported Senate Bill 448, which would direct the Oregon Health Authority to study tardive dyskinesia and other medication-induced movement disorders, develop educational materials for public safety personnel and issue a strategic plan by Dec. 31, 2025.
Senate Bill 4 48 would direct the Oregon Health Authority to study tardive dyskinesia and other medication-induced movement disorders, analyze screening and treatment barriers, create educational materials for law enforcement and public-safety professionals, and produce a strategic plan by Dec. 31, 2025, the committee heard on March 13.
Josie Cooper testified on behalf of the Movement Disorders Policy Coalition, a coalition of more than 20 organizations representing clinicians and patients with…
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