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Clinical Guidelines The
Care Support Program takes a proactive approach in the identification
and management of chronic illnesses. Contact is made with all members
who have a condition managed through our program. Depending on the
member's stratification level, contact may be either a mailing or
a phone call from a licensed healthcare professional.
Our goal is to help members better manage their
conditions, consistent with their physicians' instructions. We respect
the patient/physician relationship; as always, treatment decisions
remain between you and your patients.
Evidence-based clinical guidelines are the
basis for all of our programs. Guidelines selected are developed
by professional organizations and national guideline clearinghouses
are searched annually to ensure the most relevant and current guidelines
are used for our programs. We want physicians and other health care
professionals to have access to the guidelines used to support our
program; therefore, listed below are several of the actual evidence-based
clinical practice guidelines used in our program development. Links
are navigational tools only. Please read the Legal
Terms & Conditions regarding links to other Web sites.
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American Lung Association |
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American Lung Association. Click on the Asthma tab for guidelines related to the evaluation and management of asthma, clinical research and additional information for health professionals. |
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Congestive Heart Failure
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Guidelines for
Evaluation and Management of Heart Failure from the American
Heart Association. Click Science and Professionals, AHA
Scientific Statements, then the guideline. |
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