Clinical Practice Guidelines
Clinical Practice Guidelines
Health Share of Oregon Clinical Practice Guidelines
Health Share medical providers are committed to giving care that’s based on the best available evidence and meets high quality standards.
The clinical practice guidelines below are here to help doctors and medical providers stay informed about the standards of care Health Share follows in our region.
These guidelines are reviewed and approved by the Health Share Clinical Advisory Panel every two years. Once approved, they’re posted on our website. You can also ask for a paper copy if needed.
The guidelines are meant to guide care for groups of people, but providers should still consider each person’s unique needs when using them.
Clinical Practice Guidelines for Priority Special Health Care Needs (SCHN) Populations
Best practice standard of care for clinics serving children in foster care that includes coordination of medical, dental and mental health services, trauma informed care, and coordination across different agencies.
Ensures core components of Project Nurture model serving pregnant people with substance use disorder have comprehensive access to maternity care, addiction care, peer supports, and group supports
https://www.healthshareoregon.org/health-equity/project-nurture