New Emmi Program
Program Code: 33918
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiHealth, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
The program consists of an interactive series of statements and answers that will provide clarity on common misconceptions surrounding the health risks of vaping, including:
- Vaping is not better for you than smoking cigarettes
- Vaping can become addictive
- Flavor only vaping is not safe
- All vaping devices are not approved for safety
Updated Emmi Programs
Program Code: 76
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiHealth, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Harmonized content with UTD/CDI notes:
- Updated medical condition examples to share with doctor (high blood pressure, heart disease, lung, liver or kidney disease, GERD)
- Added language from Pediatric Anesthesia program on anesthesia risks, spirometry use, and spinal blocks
- Removed pneumonia, blood transfusion, and breathing tube risks, edited all risks to be more concise
- Moved General Anesthesia up to first anesthesia discussed
- Updated content with AMR notes
- Deleted several lines for better content flow
- Revised for gendered language
These updates have also been applied to the following EmmiEducate programs:
- General Anesthesia: Overview (31870)
- Local or Regional Anesthesia: Overview (32030)
- Types of Sedation: Overview (32031)
- What Is Anesthesia?: Overview (31869)
Program Code: 24043
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiSafety, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Updated content and artwork to improve inclusivity and representation
- Harmonized content with UpToDate:
- Program previously listed out specific medicines physicians may ask people to take to avoid having a reaction to contrast.
- Removed specific medication names, as this is something that needs to be specified by the physician.
These updates have also been applied to the following EmmiEducate program:
- What Happens During a CT Scan?: Overview (32032)
Program Code: 25098
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Harmonized content with UTD/CDI:
- Added language around why injections over pills may be used (i.e. some people cannot take pills or injections work better for them)
- Emphasized importance of knowing accurate dosage for medicine before giving injection & giving injections at right time
- Included language on needles that automatically retract opposed to having a safety shield
- Added language on sharps disposal container alternatives
- Updated recommendations for home safety while using anticoagulants
- Added signs of a stroke to call for emergency help
- Updated content with JHU client feedback:
- Revised medical art to show accurate syringe plunger measurement
- Added language describing syringe medical art and where the plunger should be lined up
- Updated program for inclusivity:
- Added more diverse artwork
- Rearranged several lines for better content flow