The purpose of this quick guide is to provide facility staff with links to resources, tools and evidence-based practices to support hospitals in prevention and care of suicidal patients.
In 1986, Congress enacted the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) to ensure public access to emergency services, regardless of people’s ability to pay. Further, the Social Security Act outlines specific obligations for Medicare-participating hospitals when it comes to providing emergency services and treatment for emergency medical conditions. This quick guide provides facility staff with links to resources, tools and evidence-based practices to support the understanding and implementation of emergency services laws.
This recording discusses your role in demonstrating and promoting patient and staff safety.
This clinical algorithm developed by the National Kidney Foundation provides an overview of appropriate screening, identifying, classifying, and managing CKD in primary care practices. It also provides helpful guidance regarding patient safety considerations based on a patient's estimated GFR, reducing cardiovascular risk, screening for complications, and when to refer to nephrology.
This toolkit includes information and resources to help health care providers implement advance care planning.
In response to growing need for culturally relevant resources that better serve the needs of the Black community, Comagine Health has developed a dynamic list of Black-led and Black-serving organizations to highlight leaders in Washington state and across the country. The organizations represented meet a diverse set of needs, including chronic disease management, housing assistance, behavioral health support, education and mentorship, and more!
Learn more about our program working with community partners in Nevada to develop a statewide infrastructure that delivers and sustains evidence-based chronic disease self-management education programs and interventions.
This infographic is an accessible version of an interactive infographic developed for Comagine Health's community reports.
Please use the SRTF Medical Necessity/Medical Appropriateness Reconsideration Request Form to submit information to support admission to, or ongoing stay at an SRTF, when a potential denial determination has been issued for SRTF Medicaid medical necessity.
Learn about the Comagine Health Research and Evaluation team's projects, findings and accomplishments in 2023.
