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April 15, 2020 Pandemic Model of Wound Care Slide Deck Wound patients are among the most fragile of those who are at high-risk for COVID-19. It is not an option to suspend care for an extended and unknown amount of time. The wound care clinician must adapt by learning new methods to triage, evaluate and provide treatment. Topics during this discussion include...
Resources mentioned in the webinar: CMS Additional Background: Sweeping Regulatory Changes to Help U.S. Healthcare System Address COVID-19 Patient Surge March 30, 2020 CMS Medicare Telemedicine Health Care Provider Fact Sheet March 17, 2020 CMS Home Health Agencies: CMS Flexibilities to Fight COVID-19 April 14, 2020 CMS Durable Medical Equipment, Prosthetics, Orthotics, and Supplies: CMS Flexibilities to Fight COVID-19
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AAWC mission Statement
The mission of the Association for the Advancement of Wound Care is to advance the care of patients with and at-risk for wounds.
AAWC Diversity Equity and Inclusivity statement
The AAWC is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion to represent the spectrum of our membership and the people we serve. In order to best accomplish this mission, we engage and embrace a multidisciplinary approach to mitigate risk and promote wound healing. We acknowledge and are committed to raising awareness of, as well as addressing, disparities in care for those with and at risk for wounds. We commit to actively pursue these goals through a multi-pronged approach of advocacy, research, public policy, and education
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2022 Q3 Advocacy Update
July 15, 2022 Alliance summary of the FY23 HOPPS proposed rule
2022 Q1 Advocacy Update
2021 Q3 Advocacy Update
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