Monthly Provider Trainings and Resources
Health Education Campaigns
Patient After Care Handouts - http://cahealthnet.kramesonline.com/
Health Education Referral Form (PDF)-
*Send completed referral form to MCSelectQuality@memorialcare.org
| Provider Medical Record Review Training (2022) |
Please click here to learn more about the Provider Medical Record Review this webinar includes information on
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Monkeypox Information for Providers |
Health education for providers in relation to Monkeypox |
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| Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) |
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) refers to potentially traumatic experiences that happen throughout childhood (0–17 years), such as being the victim of assault, abuse, or neglect; witnessing violence in the home, etc. MCSHP encourages all qualified providers to get certified to screen for ACEs. These screenings can reduce stress and increase health outcomes for children. By identifying these traumatic experiences early, children can be provided with greater compassion, patience, and the opportunity for relational healing through targeted clinical interventions. To learn more about ACEs and ACEs screening please visit the links below. For any additional questions regarding ACEs please contact Memorial Care Select Health Plan Quality/Health Education Department at MCSelectQuality@memorialcare.org Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs): Leveraging the Best Available Evidence |
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Initial Health Appointment (IHA) Resources |
All newly enrolled members must receive an IHA within 120 days of enrollment (DHCS Policy Letter 08-003). A minimum of three documented attempts must be made to schedule the timey IHA, with at least one phone call and one letter. |
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Age-Appropriate Physical Evaluation Templates |
The IHA consists of a comprehensive health history (medical, social, family, etc), physical exam, including a review of systems, and the completion of the Staying Healthy Assessment. This visit should include, but is not limited to, immunizations (ACIP Guidelines) counseling including Tobacco Cessation, medical testing and treatment, review of Preventative Services (USPSTF). Although there is no specific form, complete documentation of this visit is required to be kept in the patient’s medical record. |
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IHA Audit Tool |
The Quality Department will follow-up with the PCP to verify if member outreach was conducted or effective follow up was done to schedule the IHA. Please be advised your office may be randomly selected to participate in the IHA Medical Record Review utilizing the IHA Audit Tool. |
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Staying Healthy Assessment (SHA) |
DHCS recently released the new Staying Healthy Assessment via Policy Letter 13-001 "Requirements for the Staying Healthy Assessment" DHCS Policy Letter 13-001 SHA Health Assessment Questionnaires SHA Instruction Sheet SHA Training Follow the link for documents and additional information. |
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Emergency Room (ER) Health Education Campaign |
The following materials can help facilitate your discussion with your patients about the appropriate use of the emergency room. |
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Health Education State Requirements for Providers |
Health Education requirements for Providers serving Medi-Cal patients according to DHCS. |
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Breastfeeding Promotion |
Conversation guide on importance of breastfeeding with patients. |
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Tobacco Cessation Services for Medi-Cal Patients |
The United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends that health care providers ask all individuals ages 18 years and older about tobacco use and that providers offer tobacco cessation interventions to those who use tobacco products. Providers should also offer tailored counseling to pregnant women who smoke. Finally, interventions, education or brief counseling should be offered to prevent initiation of tobacco use in school-aged children and adolescents. Refer to the following documents and websites for more information. Click here for the: U.S. Public Health Services Clinical Practice Guideline. Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence Click here for the Full Presentation. For smoking cessation information and materials and local cessation resources: California Smokers Helpline Call: 1-800- NOBUTTS or visit www.nobutts.org Smokefree.org Call: 1-800-QUITNOW (1-800-784-8669) or visit www.smokefree.gov |
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Behavioral Health |
Behavioral Health Toolkit Alcohol Abuse and Other Drugs Psychological Health Center of Excellence Training Resources SAMHSA - https://www.samhsa.gov/practitioner-training Depression Screening |
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| Advance Directives |
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| Dental |
Smile California- Dental Care for Medi-Cal Members This program provides free or low‑cost dental services to children and adults who receive Medi‑Cal (California’s Medicaid program) Dent-Cal Provider Toolkit |
| Medi-Cal PowerPoint |
Programs and Community Services for Providers Serving Medi-Cal Patients |
| Plan Specific Provider Resources and Referrals |
Health Education resources by plan partners: |