HCBS Final Regulations 42 CFR Part 441: Q & A Regarding Home and Community-Based Settings (PDF).New Federal Expectations for HCBS Service Planning: A Comparison of Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and Affordable Care Act Standards (PDF).Exploratory Questions to Assist States in Assessment of Non-Residential Home and Community-Based Service (HCBS) Settings (PDF).New Rules for HCBS Service Settings and Person-Centered Services and Supports (PDF).The training also provided participants information to understand and evaluate the extent to which services comport with CMS rules.
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This training provided an overview of the revised CMS rules that ensure people receiving waiver services have full access to benefits of community living and person-centered services and supports. New Rules for HCBS Service Settings and Person Centered Services & Support Training NAMI Georgia Annual Conference and MeetingĬhildren’s Mental Health Awareness Day at The CapitolĪlcohol and Drug Abuse Certification Board of Georgia (ADACBGA) Annual ConferenceĪmerican Foundation for Suicide Prevention The Carter Center, Protecting Mental HealthĪnnual Unmasking Children’s Mental Health Mardi Gras Benefit Ball January 17, 2019 beginning at 10 am Georgia Freight Depot In addition, fecal microbiota transplantation was recognized as an efficacious option in patients with recurrence or in the more severe cases of infection, and surgery should be reserved for patients with severe colitis (toxic megacolon), in whom all medical treatment has failed.NATIONAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTH OBSERVANCES/EVENTS
In mild-moderate CDI, oral vancomycin is the medication of choice, and metronidazole is recommended as an alternative treatment. Another recommendation was that CDI based on clinical evaluation be categorized as mild-moderate, severe, and complicated severe, given that such a classification enables better therapeutic decisions to be made. A 2-step diagnostic algorithm was proposed, in which a highly sensitive test, such as glutamate dehydrogenase (GDH), is first utilized, and if positive, confirmed by the detection of toxins through immunoassay or nucleic acid detection tests. Among them, it was recognized that CDI should be suspected in subjects with diarrhea that have a history of antibiotic and/or immunosuppressant use, but that it can also be a community-acquired infection. Said recommendations are presented herein. Mexico is no exception, and therefore the Asociación Mexicana de Gastroenterología brought together a multidisciplinary group (gastroenterologists, endoscopists, internists, infectious disease specialists, and microbiologists) to carry out the “Consensus on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of Clostridium difficile infection”, establishing useful recommendations (in relation to the adult population) for the medical community. In recent decades, Clostridium difficile infection (CDI) has become a worldwide health problem. El trasplante de microbiota fecal se reconoce como una opción eficaz ante las recurrencias o los casos más graves, y la cirugía debe reservarse a pacientes con colitis grave (megacolon tóxico) que han fallado a todo tratamiento médico. En la ICD leve-moderada la vancomicina oral es el medicamento de elección, y se recomienda usar metronidazol como tratamiento alternativo. Se recomienda categorizar la ICD con base en la evaluación clínica en leve-moderada, grave o grave complicada, ya que esto permite una mejor decisión terapéutica. Se propone seguir un algoritmo de dos pasos para el diagnóstico, utilizando una primera prueba de alta sensibilidad como la glutamato deshidrogenasa (GDH) y, en caso de resultado positivo, se debe confirmar mediante detección de toxinas por técnica de inmunoensayo o con pruebas de detección de ácidos nucleicos. Se reconoce que la ICD debe sospecharse en sujetos con diarrea con antecedente de uso de antibióticos y/o inmunosupresión, pero que también puede adquirirse en la comunidad.
Las recomendaciones emitidas se presentan en este documento. Nuestro país no es la excepción, y por ello la Asociación Mexicana de Gastroenterología reunió a un grupo multidisciplinario (gastroenterólogos, endoscopistas, internistas, infectólogos y microbiólogos), para que realizaran el «Consenso sobre prevención, diagnóstico y tratamiento de la infección por Clostridium difficile» y se establecieran recomendaciones (dirigidas a población adulta) de utilidad para la comunidad médica. La infección por Clostridium difficile (ICD) en las últimas décadas se ha convertido en un problema de salud mundial.
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