#' @title OHSU corporate color palettes
#'
#' @description
#' OHSU brand colors and named palettes for visualization.
#'
#' @export
ohsu_palettes <- list(
main = c("#FFC939", "#5E97C9", "#585E60", "#57B147"), # yellow, blue, gray, green
full = c("#FFC939", "#5E97C9", "#585E60", "#57B147", "#002776", "#ED6D23", "#ED1941", "#0E4D8F", "#C34D36"),
cool = c("#5E97C9", "#57B147", "#002776", "#0E4D8F"),
hot = c("#FFC939", "#ED6D23", "#ED1941", "#C34D36"),
mixed = c("#5E97C9", "#57B147", "#FFC939", "#ED6D23", "#ED1941"),
grey = c("#585E60", "#5E97C9")
)
ohsu_colors <- c(
`horizon yellow` = "#FFC939",
`marquam blue` = "#5E97C9",
`ohsu gray` = "#585E60",
`terwilliger green` = "#57B147",
`dark blue` = "#002776",
`orange` = "#ED6D23",
`pink red` = "#ED1941",
`cyan blue` = "#0E4D8F",
`red` = "#C34D36"
)
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