The links to the main topics of the website can be found to the left

DOCUMENTS AND LINKS

1. MAIN PAGE

Published online 2014 Oct 27. doi: 10.3399/bjgp14X682381

Further reading:
Misselbrook D. Thinking about patients. Oxford: Radcliffe Press, 2011, Chapters 1 and 10.
Huber M, Knottnerus JA, Green L,  et al.;How should we define health BMJ 2011; 343:d4163.

MacColl Center for Healthcare Innovation - A Kaiser-Permanente endeavor


5. Hospice Resources

6. PATIENT HANDOUTS ABOUT CONDITIONS AND HEALTHCARE

7. Rehabilitation (PT/OT/ST/other), allied health, services are underused but effective when used

- He is a practicing MD, internist. Reviews about him can be found here:
WebMD
Yelp



11. Alzheimer's and Dementia





15. AARP

16. There's no health without mental health - NAMI is an excellent resource

17. Trusted medical advice from the American Academy of Family Physicians


19. MDS - Myeolodysplastic Syndrome - A Bone Marrow Failure Condition
Graft Versus Host Disease Basics - Be the Match
GVHD Signs and Symptoms - Be the Match


21. Sample Asthma Action Plan from University of Minnesota
Sample Asthma Action Plan




25. About Different Facilities from Mayo Clinic - Early Planning Pays Off

26. Estimating the Cost of Long Term Care - from U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
This webpage is giving 2016 numbers. You may want to add 10-20% to the figures that they provide.

GENERAL MEDICAL EDUCATION

CANCER

General and Comprehensive Cancer Education Websites

  • MacMillen Cancer Support - this is a UK website, but, of course, a lot of issues that we face are not specific to any one country

Breast Cancer

Blood Cancers

Myelodysplastic Syndrome MDS


SEIZURES

Comprehensive Health Information for Patients - easy to understand

FINANCIAL HELP TO PAY FOR MEDICATIONS

  • Co-pay assistance programs and foundations, such as the LLS Co-pay Assistance Program, help pay costs for prescription drug insurance plan premiums or co-pay obligations for specific diseases. LLS also provides information about other co-pay assistance programs. Call (877) LLS-COPAY (877-557-2672).
  • Patient assistance or prescription assistance programs, sponsored by major pharmaceutical manufacturers, provide free or reduced-cost drugs if you can't afford them. Visit RxAssist for a directory of patient prescription assistance programs and information on obtaining affordable or free drugs.
  • Prescription savings programs, such as Together Rx Access, often offer a free prescription savings card if you're not eligible for Medicare, don't have prescription drug coverage and meet certain household income levels. Most cardholders save between 25 and 40 percent on more than 300 brand-name prescription products.
  • State programs such as the National Association of Counties provide ways to cut drug costs.
  • Clinical trials for promising cancer drug therapies may offer free or reduced cost prescriptions. Check with your healthcare provider, insurance representative or study contact. Coverage varies significantly depending on the health plan and clinical trial. You may be able to gain access to investigational drugs through "Expanded Access" or "Special Exception/Compassionate Exemption" programs, sometimes offered by drug companies.
  • The Partnership for Prescription Assistance (PPA) brings pharmaceutical companies, doctors, other healthcare providers and patient advocacy and community groups together to help eligible patients who don't have prescription drug coverage get their medicines for little or no cost. The partnership offers access to many public and private patient assistance programs, including programs offered by pharmaceutical companies.
  • NeedyMeds is a central source of information for people who can't afford medicine or other healthcare expenses. Programs such as assistance for specific diseases and conditions, application assistance, state-sponsored programs and Medicaid sites are available.
  • PhRMA (Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America) maintains a directory of patient assistance programs for prescription drugs. Through these programs, PhRMA member companies supply free medicines to millions of eligible low-income patients.
  • Medicare has information about public and private programs that offer discounted or free medications as well as Medicare health plans that include prescription coverage.

END OF LIFE DIRECTIVES - ADVANCED DIRECTIVES

To Translate “Patient True Intentions’ into accurate actions to prevent medical errors & ensure Life-Saving or End of Life Care Measures are safely provided.

HEALTHCARE

CivicaRx Private initiative to improve and ensure quality and quantity of medications available to Americans.

FOR NURSES


Nursing podcasts 25 Nursing Podcasts
from Nursing School Hub: Our chief research editor is Nate Sayles. After being discharged from the military, where he was a medic, Nate decided to become a nurse. He realized that there was a shortage of useful information for those seeking to go to school for nursing so he gathered together some friends to create the site.

AllNurses Nursing Forum

NursePreneurs - non direct patient care

KnovaSolutions is a personal health information service that provides you with a nurse, pharmacist, and medical research librarian who are available through telephone and email. Your team is available to answer anything from major to minor health questions.

The Health Outreach Specialist (HOS) at Lumeris will be the initial contact between our Case Management Programs and identified Medicare members as part of a multidisciplinary care team. The HOS offers members health and disease education opportunities and empower them to actively participate in their care. The HOS provides telephonic health promotion, education and outreach while coordinating Primary Care Provider (PCP) appointments and reminders. The HOS collaborates with other professionals to evaluate patients' medical or physical condition and to assess member needs. This position is responsible for telephonic outreach to members.



  • Use your clinical expertise to conduct telephonic health assessments and provide appropriate education and clinical inventions to members in multiple disease populations.
  • Develop deep relationships with members and/or their caregivers functioning as a resource and advocate to enhance quality of care.
  • Work autonomously and collaborate with multidisciplinary/multi-setting healthcare teams to coordinate quality, cost-effective care and minimize fragmentation of the healthcare delivery system.
  • Our Health Management Nurses are eligible to work from home after successful completion of our training program in the Greensboro, NC location, which can vary from 3 to 6 months.

Colorado Health Navigator Registry -- can get certified as a Health Navigator

NURSE COACHING
Nurse Keith - Nurse Coaching Minnesota
Wellness coaches - different from case managers and nurse guides/navigators
BlueCrossMN - About Wellness Coaching
Mayo Clinic Wellness Coach Training Program

CLINICAL STUDIES
Clinical Studies.gov

FOR DOCS

Podcasts for docs by docs and others CareCloud Podcasts

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