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Clinical Practice Resources

NH DHHS COVID Updates

 https://www.nh.gov/covid19

NH Behavioral Health Flyer

https://www.nh.gov/covid19/resources-guidance/documents/bh-covid19-resources.pdf

NH Hospital Association

https://www.nhha.org

BiState Primary Care Association

https://www.bistatepca.org

NY State Resources

https://nyshealthfoundation.org/resource/covid-19-resources-for-grantees/?utm_source=COVID-19+Resource+March+2020&utm_campaign=COVID-19+Resource+Page+March+2020&utm_medium=email

UNH COVID-19 Resources

https://chhs.unh.edu/institute-health-policy-practice/covid-19-resources

CHCS Resource Page

https://www.chcs.org/resource/addressing-the-needs-of-medicaid-populations-during-the-covid-19-pandemic/?utm_source=CHCS+Email+Updates&utm_campaign=4ef22614ca-CHCS+March+Newsletter+03%2F31%2F20&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_bbced451bf-4ef22614ca-157181669

Mass General Mental Health Resources

https://www.massgeneral.org/psychiatry/guide-to-mental-health-resources

AMA Tips for keeping your practice open

Stay abreast of new care delivery flexibilities

Federal government and states are waiving regulatory hurdles to patient care during the COVID-19 emergency on a daily basis. In this swiftly moving environment, real time knowledge of what is being done external to the practice will help you manage and protect the business of the practice. To avoid non-essential email traffic, task one administrative staff member with signing up for and disseminating alerts from your Governor’s office, state and local departments of health, and payors.


Your legal and financial obligations may change as the status of your locality changes (e.g. those practices in states who have declared a state of emergency may have unique rights to not satisfy contractual obligations), and other government or payor notices may provide needed flexibilities to enable patient care.

CMS Releases New Home and Hospice Blanket Waivers

A message from CHAP:


CMS "Blanket" Waivers are effective March 1, 2020 and will end no later than when the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency ends. "Blanket" Waivers apply to all providers noted, as opposed to waivers granted to individual companies or organizations.

Changes include homebound definition, certification/re-certification of home health eligibility, initial assessments by telehealth, aide supervision, hospice volunteers, and more. See links below for detailed information.


Click here to access the Home Health Blanket Waiver.

Click here to access the Hospice Blanket Waivers


Thank you for your dedication in caring for patients within our communities!


We will continue to update you with any changes and encourage you to participate in our

COVID-19 conference calls.

Tuesdays 10:30 AM EST

Wednesdays 11:00 AM EST

Thursdays 3:00 PM EST

Call number: 646-307-1479

Participant code: 246854#


We have also established a COVID-19 telephone line for immediate questions:

202-862-3416 or

202-862-3413 then enter 9

(Monday-Friday from 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM EST)


To stay up to date with CHAP eNews, subscribe here.

Rockingham County Resources

https://www.snhs.org/images/Rockingham_County_COVID_Resources.pdf

Adult and Elderly Services

https://www.dhhs.nh.gov/dcbcs/covid-guidance.htm

Resources for those with Hearing, Speech and Literacy Limitations

https://apps.apple.com/in/app/show-me-for-emergencies/id840012297


https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gov.ma.dph.showme&hl=en_US

HIT/TELEMED

-AMA Digital Health Implementation Playbook focused on remote patient monitoring

-AMA STEPS Forward Module on telemedicine

-AMA Physician Innovation Network telemedicine discussion: Through our latest interactive and ongoing virtual discussion on the AMA Physician Innovation Network, physicians have direct access to experts gathered to answer questions, share best practices, and help arm the front lines with knowledge to act quickly and effectively in providing virtual care and preventing the spread of COVID-19.  

AMA Essential Tools & Resources

ONLINE MEDICAL ETHICS RESOURCES

The American Medical Association has the following online resources to help guide ethical decision making by clinicians and other healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic:


-AMA Code of Medical Ethics

-AMA Code of Medical Ethics: Guidance in a pandemic

-COVID-19 Ethics Resource Center

-COVID-19 podcast about resource scarcity and healthcare worker obligations during pandemics

Printable Flyers

How to Protect yourself (Homelessness) (pdf)Download
Social Distancing (Homelessness) (pdf)Download
Caring for Someone who is Sick (Homelessness) (pdf)Download
What to do When Sick (Homelessness) (pdf)Download
Resources for Homeless Shelters (pdf)Download
Non-Congregate Approaches to Sheltering (pdf)Download
PPE Reference Guide (pdf)Download
Responding to Unsheltered Homelessness (pdf)Download
ServiceLink COVID press release final (pdf)Download

Addiction Recovery Online Services

These addiction/recovery resources can be used and shared whenever but especially now while we continue to navigate and make changes due to COVID-19. I do know that meetings/groups are being cancelled state wide and I have some patients that are really struggling with it. I have a Governor’s Task Force zoom meeting on Wednesday…I will share any other resources that may be available. 


Websites:

smartrecovery.org

myrecovery.com

12step.org/social/online-meeting-calendar

intherooms.com


Dial in Meetings:

@Home Meeting of AA

605-313-4838

Access code: 694733#

Tuesdays at 7:30pm


Pause A While

425-436-6360

Access Code: 422932#

Daily at 2pm


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