Give this tool to patients on blood thinners during office visits to discuss when symptoms are under control or symptoms indicate a problem.

Give this resource to patients with a history of depression to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

This patient education fact sheet from TMF Quality Innovation Network addresses issues related to vaccine hesitancy.

Get Naloxone Now is an online resource to train people to respond effectively to an opioid overdose emergency.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart disease to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart failure to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

Give this resource to patients with a history of high blood pressure to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

On Jan. 25, 2023, TMF QIN-QIO specialists discussed strategies for reducing readmissions and increasing patient and family engagement. The attendees also learned about care transitions, the TMF Patient and Family Engagement Network and the Partnership for Community Health Network.

People can prevent or delay type 2 diabetes when they join the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC’s) National Diabetes Prevention Program lifestyle change program. While lowering risk for type 2 diabetes, people can also improve their health and build healthy habits that last a lifetime.

This website, maintained by NEXT Harm Reduction, provides an online resource for securing naloxone as well as state-by-state resources.

This toolkit from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration includes facts on opioid use disorder, guidelines for first responders, information for prescribers, and advice for patients and families.

This summary of resources, created by Health Quality Innovators (HQI), is geared toward patients and caregivers to support safe education on opioids.

This workbook is designed to help patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease better manage their condition. Patients can take this workbook with them to their doctor's appointments and use it to help guide a conversation with their physician(s) to learn how to better manage their condition and over health.

This workbook is designed to help patients with diabetes better manage their condition. Patients can take this workbook with them to their doctor's appointments and use it to help guide a conversation with their physician(s) to learn how to better manage their condition and over health.

Give this resource to patients with pneumonia to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

This tool is intended to assist health care professionals in extended care facilities to assess ESRD patients post-dialysis treatments.

This prescription card with folding instructions, developed by the TMF Quality Innovation Network, helps patients better track the medications they are taking and provides tips for overall medication management.

This Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tool shares information on preventing an opioid overdose and recognizing the signs and symptoms of opioid overdose.

In this recorded, one-hour webinar, Jessica Wauson, from the American Heart Association, shares evidence-based guidelines for treating heart failure. Also featured: a review of the patient assessments and education tools that patients can use to successfully manage their condition.

This patient tool helps explain symptoms of renal failure and when to visit a doctor or hospital.

This toolkit provides a step-by-step approach to learning and implementing the teach-back method, a successful way to better educate patients and further promote engagement.

Give this resource to patients with a urinary catheter to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

This tool, developed by QSource, is a beneficiary-focused word search puzzle related to opioid awareness that can be handed out at health fairs, in senior centers, physician offices and more.

This tool, developed by Telligen, is an easy reference that can be kept on a badge reel or in a wallet to encourage the use of people-first language.

A booklet from the National Institutes of Health aims to help people with high blood pressure to modify their diets.

Give this resource to patients to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total hip replacement.

Give this resource to patients to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total knee replacement.

Give this tool to patients on blood thinners during office visits to discuss when symptoms are under control or symptoms indicate a problem. This tool is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with a history of COPD to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with a history of depression to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with diabetes So they know when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart disease to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients with a history of heart failure to help them learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for Spanish speakers in the U.S. and in Puerto Rico.

Give this resource to patients with a history of high blood pressure to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience. Note: If you want to print in black and white, go to your printer properties and make that selection.

Now available with two new drug groups: COPD medications and antipsychotics. Clinicians in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, pharmacies and physician offices will find this tool useful for teaching their Medicare and elderly patients about their medications. Included in the tool are a cover reminder card, and eleven medication cards, including: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme (ACE) -inhibitors, Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers (ARBs), beta blockers, antiarrhythmic agents, aldosterone blockers, diuretics, nitrates (vasodilators), potassium, blood thinners (anticoagulants), antidiabetic agents and opioid medications. Each medication card includes: 1) How the class of drug works, 2) What problems to report to the clinician, and 3) The brand or generic drug names by class.

Providers can share this Zone Tool with their Spanish-speaking patients to help ensure they are taking their medications correctly.

Give this resource to patients with pneumonia to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

This patient tool helps explain symptoms of renal failure and when to visit a doctor or hospital. This resource is in culturally appropriate Spanish for Puerto Rico.

Give this resource to patients with a urinary catheter to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room. This document is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Give this resource to patients to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total hip replacement. (Spanish for Puerto Rico)

Give this resource to patients to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room after a total knee replacement. This tool is in culturally appropriate Spanish for Puerto Rico.

Give this tool to patients on blood thinners during office visits to discuss when symptoms are under control or symptoms indicate a problem. This tool is in Spanish suitable for a Puerto Rican audience.

Clinicians in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, pharmacies and physician offices will find this tool useful for teaching their Medicare and elderly patients about their medications. Included in the tool are a cover reminder card, and eleven medication cards, including: Angiotensin Converting Enzyme (ACE) -inhibitors, Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers (ARBs), beta blockers, antiarrhythmic agents, aldosterone blockers, diuretics, nitrates (vasodilators), potassium, blood thinners (anticoagulants), antidiabetic agents and opioid medications. Each medication card includes: 1) How the class of drug works, 2) What problems to report to the clinician, and 3) The brand or generic drug names by class.

This workbook is designed to help patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease better manage their condition. Patients can take this workbook with them to their doctor's appointments and use it to help guide a conversation with their physician(s) to learn how to better manage their condition and over health.

Give this resource to patients with pneumonia to learn when to call the doctor or visit an emergency room.

This prescription card in Spanish, developed by the TMF Quality Innovation Network, helps patients better track the medications they are taking and provides tips for overall medication management.

This patient education fact sheet from TMF Quality Innovation Network addresses issues related to vaccine hesitancy. In Spanish.