Primary care providers play a critical role in addressing tobacco use and supporting smoking cessation efforts for their patients. By providing patients with responsive resources that meet them where they are, you can make a meaningful difference in their health and overall quality of life. Below is a list of national and state-based resources for providers and patients.
This tobacco cessation coding guide contains ICD-10 CM diagnosis codes and CPT/HCPCS codes for quick and easy reference.
Get the knowledge and skills you need to deliver health education that is accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities. This toolkit covers events, communication, plain language and social media as well as background information about disability and prevalence of disability in Oregon.
Interested in receiving a kidney transplant? Use this roadmap to learn about each step in the transplant process and track your progress on your transplant journey. As you complete a Checkpoint, move your icon to the next Checkpoint and celebrate your success.
¿Interesado en recibir un trasplante de riñón? Use esta hoja de ruta para aprender sobre cada paso en el proceso de trasplante y hacer un seguimiento de su progreso en su viaje de trasplante. A medida que complete un punto de control, mueva su icono al siguiente punto de control y celebre su éxito.
In this session you will learn how to recognize core functions of NHSN dashboard; understand report types and how to run them and perform quality checks; navigate report functions, utilize reports to identify areas for quality improvement in data entry and integrity; and access key resources and more.
The document contains photos from the 2023 D.C. Medicaid Nursing Home Collaborative Outcomes Congress (Year 5).
Health literacy universal precautions refer to a systematic approach used in health care to ensure health information is communicated effectively to all patients, regardless of their level of health literacy.
This handout talks about how a health care facility's governing body and its appointed leaders are responsible for ensuring an organizational culture in which all staff provide safe and high-quality care.
