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Marilee Donovan, Ph.D., R.N., regional pain management coordinator for Kaiser Permanente Northwest, discusses the tools and techniques that Kaiser Permanente Northwest have implemented to help improve the communication and concepts involved in treating a chronic pain patient. Tools and techniques can be used to make it easier to do the right thing. We use best practices, and they're available online in our EMRs. To the extent possible, the medical record is linked to the Best Practice Resource and reflects what the physician is doing with the patient during that particular visit. We also do everything possible to improve communications and be safe and accurate.
A new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that a single standard guideline could help EMS and ER teams determine which cardiac arrest victims might benefit from a trip to the hospital, while at the same time reducing futile efforts on patients who have no chance of surviving a cardiac arrest.
Nearly half of American adults report knowing someone in recovery from the use or abuse of alcohol or drugs, according to survey results by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). A large majority of Americans believe that people in recovery from substance addictions can live productive lives and contribute to their community, the report also said.
Effective November 3, more Medicaid beneficiaries can direct their own personal assistance services, including personal care services, instead of having those services directed by an agency. The CMS rule guides states who wish to allow Medicaid beneficiaries who need help with the activities of daily living to hire, direct, train or fire their own personal care workers. Beneficiaries could even hire qualified family members who may already be familiar with the individual's needs to perform personal assistance (not medical) services.
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