Resident Handbook - UC Davis Health System

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Terri Fields Hosler, RD, MPH– Deputy Director9:00 am – 10: 00am Outcomes, Planning &EvaluationBrandy Isola, MPH -Program Manager10:00 am – 10:30 am Domestic Violence &Perinatal Substance AbuseRomi Uribe, MCAH Director10:30 am – 11:00 am Child Health &Disability Preventionand PM160Linda Reynolds, PHN – CHDPDeputy Director12:00 pm – 2:00 pm Public Health AdvisoryBoard (PHAB)2:00 pm – 3:30 pm PHAB -Public HealthElectivesCommunicable DiseaseDave Maron, PHM, CLS –Program ManagerKate Thomas – SupervisingPublic Health Nurse3:30 pm – 3:45 pm3:45 pm – 4:30 pm Preventative Medicine& Overview of Public HealthAndrew Deckert, MD, MPH –Health OfficerC. DutiesFinally, the resident also has an “immersion” experience at the FPC for orientation and toappreciate their belonging to the model practice team.You will also be scheduled at Hill Country Community Clinic on Mondays andWednesdays (usually), a great experience in the nearby mountains with Dr. Roitman.You may ride with him or drive yourself (plan to allow 40 minutes driving time, arrivingby 9am, and leaving at about 5-5:15 p.m.) Bring lunch. If you are post call Monday orWednesday, you will not go to HCCC. Call scheduling should avoid this if at allpossible.Goals:The goals of performing continuity home care visits are to allow residents to see patients in theirhome environments and to identify social and/or environmental concerns which impact patients’Page 34 of 153C:\Documents and Settings\dhutak\Desktop\rshb13.docCONTINUITY HOME CARE VISITS
ability to maximize their health/health care system. These visits will assist the resident in betterunderstanding the obstacles to, as well as resources for, improving their patients’ overall healthand well-being.Description:Each resident must perform at least two home visits during his/her residency training, one ofwhich must be an older adult continuity patient. It is recommended that the second be a 1-6week post-partum mother-baby home visit for a Mercy Family Health Center (MFHC) continuityobstetric patient.An additional way that residents can fulfill the Adult Home Visit requirement is by seeinghis/her own continuity panel patient during a C1 Mission Provider Home Visit and logging it as aHome Visit.Duties:Each resident will identify patients from his /her continuity clinic panel, who would beappropriate for, and accepting of, a home visit.A faculty member must supervise all home care either on site or by prompt chart review, as isappropriate based on a resident’s level of expertise and competence. If a faculty member isunable to accompany the resident to the patient’s home, it is recommended that he/she takeanother resident. Home Visit Packets with the appropriate forms documenting pertinentsocial/clinical information and education can be found in the MFHC Preceptor Room file. It ispreferable that these visits be recorded on the forms provided, opposed to dictating, as this willensure prompt chart reviews and verification/tracking of these educational experiences.Completed home visit forms will be filed into the patients MFHC clinic record. Each home visitshould also be entered by the resident into the New Innovations on-line tracking program.Home Visit Instructions1) Identify an appropriate patient for home visit and contact the patient to discuss the homevisit, schedule a time, and get directions. Coordinate with a faculty member’s schedule ifhe/she is to attend the home visit with you.2) Obtain the Home Visit Packet from MFHC Preceptor Room file prior to yourscheduled visit.a. Continuity Home Care Visit policy statementb. Home Visit Instruction Sheetc. Home Visit Record (Infant, Maternal, Geriatric)d. CPSP Billing Sheet or Purple Nursing Facilities Billing Sheet3) Billing: You MAY NOT bill for prep or transportation time.Page 35 of 153C:\Documents and Settings\dhutak\Desktop\rshb13.doc
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Grounds for Disciplinary Action:Gro
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS:NEW BUSINESSDEP
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MEDICAL STAFF BYLAWS / RULES AND RE
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other educational items as approved
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GYNECOLOGY PROCEDURE LISTPROCEDURES
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admission (e.g., circumstances may
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