Obtaining the CHPL Number Presenter: Randi Terry, Information Systems Director Facilitator: Tom Northway, Meaningful Use Recorded: June 24, 2014 Related Document: Obtaining CHPL Number Presentation 6.24.14.pdf

Patient Portal Presenter: Dr. Joe Cook, Munson Family Practice Center; Randi Terry, Information Systems Director; and Tom Northway, Meaningful Use Facilitator: Deb Kimball, Physician Liaison Recorded: August 19, 2014 Related Document: MU Webinar - Patient Portal Webinar 8.19.14.pdf

Summary of Care Presenter: Randi Terry, Information Systems Director Facilitator: Deb Kimball, Physician Liaison Recorded: July 15, 2014 Related Document: SOC-TOC Webinar 7.15.14.pdf

Syndromic Surveillance Presenters: Randi Terry, Information Systems Director; John Rokos, NextGen Systems Analyst Facilitator: Deb Kimball, Physician Liaison Related Documents: MU Webinar - Syndromic Surveillance Presentation MSSS Submission Guide MSSS Onboarding Steps BLANK Meaningful Use Questionnaire.xlsx Creating an Object Identifier (OID) at the MDCH OID Registry Data Transmission Services Agreement GL HC Syndromic Site Survey

Transition of Care Presenters: Randi Terry; Dr. Joe Cook; Renee Gerrie; John Rokos Facilitator: Deb Kimball, Physician Liaison Recorded: April 6, 2016 Related Documents: Transition of Care Presentation Summary of Care Resources

Business Associate Agreements Business Associate Agreements are used to define and govern the relationship between two parties who are exchanging information and services. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, or HIPAA defines specific provisions related to Business Associate Agreements that must be executed if Protected Health Information (PHI) is created, accessed, disclosed, stored or otherwise used. The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act enacted under Title XIII of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 and the Omnibus

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Information for Patients and Families Our team members provide education to individuals and their family members about specific bleeding disorders, evaluate family members for bleeding disorders, and make referrals to specialized agencies and foundations for ongoing assistance. We work collaboratively with each patient to develop a comprehensive, customized treatment plan that will address all physical, emotional, dental, financial, educational, and nutritional needs. Management and treatment of a bleeding disorder can help ensure an independent, productive, and healthy life. Your Treatment

Information for Providers The Bleeding Disorder Center staff is available 24/7 for consultations by calling our office at 231-935-7227 or through Munson Medical Center’s switchboard by calling 231-935-5000. Hematologist Kristian M. Koller, DO, as well as our nurse practitioner and registered nurse, can be reached for consultation if you have a patient that you suspect may have a bleeding disorder. If you have a patient with a bleeding disorder, we can work with you to manage his or her condition. We also will work with you to create care plans for patients scheduled for a medical procedure or

Learn More From These Reliable Sources Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan Foundation for Women & Girls with Bleeding Disorders National Hemophilia Foundation Hemophilia Federation of America World Federation of Hemophilia The American Society of Hematology National Institutes of Health Cascade Hemophilia Consortium