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| (1) Depression in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (Jill) |
38 yr old married white woman, has 3 children, works full-time in the office at her church. Has good relationship with husband, he works full-time on night shift & is very supportive. They have a good sexual relationship & have intercourse about twice weekly. 2 previous episodes of depression
(At age 18, when her father died & at age 32, when she had a miscarriage), each episode lasted about 6 months. No depressive symptoms between episodes.
No hypothyroidism or other comorbid illnesses
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| (1) Diabetes in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (Isabella) |
Diabetes guideline and case study with coding. Patient: Isabella, 31yr old, married Latin-American homemaker, 2 children, trying to get pregnant again, diagnosed w/ gestational diabetes during both pregnancies, on medicaid, etc
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| (1) Diagnosing Coronary Heart Disease in Primary Care Practice (Nora) |
Coronary Heart Disease case study with coding. Patient: Nora, 60 yrs old, African American, 5' 4", 170 pounds, up 15 lbs in 3 months, complains of being unusually tired for about a month following her daughter’s death 3 months ago. Eating “comfort foods” regularly for a couple of months, Reports weight gain, heartburn & increased load on arthritic joints. Denies bleeding, unusual pain, dizziness, shortness of breath. |
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| (1) Hypertension in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (Ed) |
Hypertension case study with coding. Patient: Ed, 38-year-old unmarried Indian male, no major illnesses, accidents; no current medication, consumes high-carbohydrate diet with limited protein, moderate fat, few to no vegetables |
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| (2) Depression in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (Juan) |
67-yr old married Hispanic man, chronic stable angina for 3 yrs, severe osteoarthritis of knees; does not want surgery, Pain level usually 6-7/10
Had complete physical exam 6 months ago
Mildly enlarged prostate with minimal symptoms & nocturia once every night. Normal results on cancer screening tests. Has good relationship with wife. Both are retired. They have intercourse very infrequently, but this is a longstanding pattern
Has had low mood in past, but no diagnosis of depression.
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| (2) Diabetes in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (John) |
Diabetes guideline and case study with coding. Patient: John, new patient, presents for preventive exam, 60-year-old divorced white male, family history of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), diagnosed with T2DM 6 years ago, former smoker, etc. |
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| (2) Diagnosing Coronary Heart Disease in Primary Care Practice (Nick) |
Coronary Heart Disease case study with coding. Patient: Nick, 66 yr old, retired, Caucasian male, non-smoker & non-drinker, new patient urged by his family to get a physical exam. No major illnesses, no surgeries. Weight stable throughout adult life. At age 60, was told he has “high blood pressure and bad cholesterol” & should watch his diet exercise, etc. Nick felt OK, ignored the advice & stopped seeing doctors until now. |
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| (2) Hypertension in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (Gayle) |
Hypertension case study with coding. Patient: Gayle, 55-year-old married white female, menopausal, family history of HTN. HTN diagnosed 5 years ago, Years 1-2, Lifestyle modifications: followed DASH* diet, reduced BMI from 28.3 to 25.2; exercises 4 days/wk, etc. |
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| (3) Diabetes in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (Sam) |
Diabetes guideline and case study with coding. Patient: Sam, 54-year-old African-American male, family history of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM), reports a random glucose reading of 256 mg/dL at a recent health fair, has tried exercise; reports difficulty with compliance, consumes high-fat diet |
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| (3) Hypertension in Primary Care Practice: a case study with coding (Jim) |
Hypertension case study with coding. Patient: Jim, 58-year-old married white male, family history of HTN, no major illnesses, accidents, no current medication, etc. |
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| Adolescent Health - Immunizations & Wellness |
Adolescent Health guideline and case studies |
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| Board Orientation |
For Board of Directors members |
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| D&O Insurance |
For IAFP Board Members |
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| How to Conduct a Quality Improvement Program in Primary Care Practice |
CME Post test for YHP -How to Conduct a Quality Improvement Program in Primary Care Practice |
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| Managing Adult Depression in Primary Care: A Quality Improvement Program |
CME post test for YHP-Managing Adult Depression |
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| Managing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease in the Family Care Setting: A Quality Improvement Pro |
CME post test for the YHP program Managing Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease in the Family Care Setting: A Quality Improvement Program |
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| Managing Heart Failure in Primary Care |
Post test for YHP program Managing Heart Failure in Primary Care: A Quality Improvement Program
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| Managing Pediatric Asthma in Primary Care: A Quality Improvement Program |
CME Post test for YHP- Managing Childhood Asthma |
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| Managing Substance-Use Disorders in Primary Care: A Qu |
Post test for YHP program Managing Substance-Use Disorders in Primary Care: A Quality Improvement program |
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| Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care: A Quality Improvement Program |
The Managing Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care: A Quality Improvement Program is divided into four sections:
I. Screening and Diagnosis
II. Management: Lifestyle Interventions
III. Management: Pharmacotherapy
IV. Quality Improvement
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| MP3 Asthma Part 1 |
Post-test for MP3 Asthma part 1 |
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| MP3 Asthma Part 2 |
Post test for MP3 Ashtma part 2 |
0.25 to 0.25 |
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| MP3 Asthma Part 3 |
Post test for Asthma Part 3 |
0.25 to 0.25 |
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| MP3 COPD Part 1 |
Post test for COPD Part 1 |
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| MP3 COPD part 2 |
Post test of MP3 COPD Part 2 |
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| MP3 Depression Part 1 |
Post test of MP3 Depression Part 1 |
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| MP3 Depression Part 2 |
Post test for MP3 Depression part 2 |
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| MP3 Diabetes part 1 |
Post test of MP3 DiabetesPart 1 |
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| MP3 Diabetes Part 2 |
Post test for MP3 Diabetes part 2 |
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| MP3 Heart Failure Part 1 |
Post test of Heart Failure MP3 part 1 |
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| MP3 Heart Failure Part 2 |
Post test for MP3 of Heart Failure Part 2 |
0.25 to 0.5 |
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| MP3 Quality Improvement Part 2 |
Post test for MP2 Quality Improvement part 2 |
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| MP3 Substance Abuse Part 1 |
Post test for MP3 of Substance Abuse Part 1 |
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| MP3 Substance Abuse Part 2 |
Post test for MP3 of Substance Abuse Part 2 |
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| Perinatal Depression and Child Development - POST TEST FOR GUIDELINE |
IAFP Post test for the printed guideline on: Perinatal Depression and Child Development: Strategies for
Primary Care Providers
Vol. 2: August 2008
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