The ACEs Aware January webinar on Trauma-Informed Network of Care is now available to watch at ACEsAware.org. Presenters discussed: Definitions and guidance on key elements of a trauma-informed network of care to respond to ACEs and toxic stress. Strategies for establishing a robust and effective system for responding to ACE screenings and mitigating the toxic […]
The CAFP seeks a Member Engagement Manager who will work with the CAFP team to produce effective strategies to support member experience, retention, and recruitment. Primary areas of responsibility are marketing/communications and membership management. The Member Engagement Manager will work to improve the member experience, expand grassroots efforts, and maximize member communications. The Member Engagement […]
Those Most Hesitant About Vaccination are More Likely to Turn to Social Media for Information Additional Data Available Through Online Vaccine Monitor Dashboard As vaccination efforts ramp up across the country, the KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor examines where the public is getting its relevant information. Large shares of the public report that they are getting […]
Forty-four Orange County physicians gathered in Zoom for CAFP's inaugural Family Medicine Initiative for Trauma-Informed Care (FIT) workshop. The ninety-minute event featured a short presentation by FIT faculty, Anna Askari, Adia Scrubb, Brent Sugimoto, and Erika Roshnaravan, followed by small group discussions around the issues of ACEs screening and its potential impact on patient care and […]
Governor Gavin Newsom announced several COVID-19 vaccine delivery system changes last week. While overall vaccine supply into California will continue to be dictated by the Federal government, California will implement three changes regardless of quantity of vaccine available: Beginning mid-February, the state will implement a statewide standard under which health care workers, individuals 65 years […]
Show and Tell by Erika Roshanravan, MD, FAAFP When Jerri contacted me to see if I could present something in this Show & Tell, she said I should write about something that “moved me in this moment”. I laughed out loudly. I mean, it is January 20th, 2021 after all! It is a day history […]
Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 to help maximize the number of healthcare professionals and providers administering vaccines. The executive order confirms existing law which protects certain health care professionals and providers from legal liability when they render services at the request of state or local officials during a state of […]
The Vaccination Deficit is the estimated number of COVID-19 vaccinations that may not be administered in each U.S. county based on previous annual influenza vaccination rates. A 70% vaccination rate is the minimum necessary to achieve "herd immunity." Find the HealthLandscape's Vaccination Deficit Explorer here. See more information and resources on the COVID-19 vaccines on […]
Governor Gavin Newsom today announced a series of improvements to the state’s vaccination plan. These new steps will make it easier for people to know when they are eligible for vaccination and how to make an appointment, accelerate the administration of vaccines on hand, and improve the state’s ability to track vaccination data. See the […]
