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Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Fifth Annual World Health Continuing Medical Education Conference (booklet for Sept 9, 2022)

(Booklet for Sept 9, 2022) This Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of local, regional, and global communities. The intent is to inform the attendees on innovations in treating special patient populations, with a focus on Caribbean communities.

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Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Fifth Annual World Health Continuing Medical Education Conference (booklet for Sept 10, 2022)

(Booklet for Sept 10, 2022) This Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of local, regional, and global communities. The intent is to inform the attendees on innovations in treating special patient populations, with a focus on Caribbean communities.

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Patient Care Resources - Patient Resource - 2022
0978 22 2022 Flu Shot Campaign Providers FAQ Flyer v3wr FINAL

Answers to frequently asked questions regarding the seasonal flu vaccine.

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Provider Alerts - Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Continuous Glucose Monitors for Diabetes Management

Healthfirst aims to enhance A1c control management, improve treatment outcomes, and prevent disease progression. We achieve these goals by first identifying Healthfirst plan members with Type 2 diabetes who are potentially eligible for a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM), after which we coordinate their care with providers to prevent future complications.

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Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Advancing Community Health and Well-being by Addressing Inequity in the Practice of Medicine (Agenda and Faculty booklet)

(Agenda and Faculty information) The October 6, 2022 Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing value-based care, new primary care practice models, and evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of communities ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. The intent is to inform attendees on best practices and innovations in addressing racial equity and the needs of special patient populations.

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Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Advancing Community Health and Well-being by Addressing Inequity in the Practice of Medicine (booklet for PM session, Oct 6, 2022)

(Booklet for PM session, Oct 6, 2022) The Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing value-based care, new primary care practice models, and evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of communities ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. The intent is to inform attendees on best practices and innovations in addressing racial equity and the needs of special patient populations.

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Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Advancing Community Health and Well-being by Addressing Inequity in the Practice of Medicine (booklet for AM session, Oct 6, 2022)

(Booklet for AM session, Oct 6, 2022) The Continuing Medical Education activity is designed to update primary care and specialty practices on the evolving strategies for implementing value-based care, new primary care practice models, and evidence-based medicine to meet the needs of communities ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic. The intent is to inform attendees on best practices and innovations in addressing racial equity and the needs of special patient populations.

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Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
The Flu and COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions

Now that flu season is approaching, it's important to remember that the COVID-19 pandemic is still continuing around the world.

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Seasonal Flu
  
Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
Promoting Health Equity - A Resource to Help Communities Address Social Determinants of Health

This workbook is for public health practitioners and partners interested in addressing social determinants of health in order to promote health and achieve health equity

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Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
AAFP Guide to Social Needs Screening

For the medical community to have a significant and lasting impact on the health of their patients and communities, it must address the needs of patients outside the clinic walls. Effectively implementing programs to identify and attend to these social factors depends on the specific needs of the patient population, the ability of the practice to assess these needs, and the availability of community resources.

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Patient Care Resources - Practice Guidelines and Tips - 2022
CMS Health-Related Social Needs Screening Tool

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) made the Accountable Health Communities (AHC) Health-Related Social Needs (HRSN) Screening Tool to use in the AHC Model.

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Quality Program Resources - Patient Care Resources - Patient Resource - 2022
Help Your Patients Fight the Flu

Helpful guidance from Healthfirst and the CDC for making a strong flu shot recommendation to help patients make an informed health decision.

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Seasonal Flu
  
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