Local Links & Resources
Local Resources
Patient-Centered Medical Home Please review the information on the Patient-Centered Medical Home, including minutes from meetings and local resources.
The "Emergency Situation Driving Emblem" available to physicians as a result of CMA resurrecting an old statute.
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You can purchase the 2009 California Physician's Legal Handbook. The CPLH Handbook has over 4,000 comprehensive pages that answers the legal questions most frequently asked by physicians. Visit the California Medical Association for additional information.
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NHIC Southern California has a Post Office Box for Non-assigned claims!
- WorldScopes Project
ACP Resources
- Practice Management Issues and Resources
- Medicare Part D - Prescription Drug Coverage
- Quality Improvement: Pay-for-Performance and Practice Redesign - provides information and resources on ACP policies and activities related to the national health care quality movement
- Maintenance of Certification - ACP offers Recertification Assistance and Resources
- ACP Foundation - learn about the programs the ACP Foundation supports in education, research, service, and professionalism.
- Health Literacy - learn more about the ACP Foundation's program to improve your patients' ability to obtain, process, and understand basic health information needed to make appropriate decisions that impact their health
- Doctors for Adults
- Patient Education Tools
- Center for Ethics and Professionalism - focuses on policy development and implementation on issues related to medical ethics and professionalism
- ACPNet is a national practice-based research network (PBRN) for internists
- Volunteering as a Physician
- ACP COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease) Portal - ACP COPD Portal is updated weekly and provides concise answers to specific clinical and practice-management questions for internists, other health care professionals, and patients and their families.
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