Updated Emmi Programs

Program Code: 66
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiPrep, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Edited to be less gendered throughout
 - Updated Emmi language style throughout to be more concise
 - Harmonized with UpToDate
 - Added that certain things raise a person’s chance of getting cataracts (smoking; having diabetes, metabolic syndrome, or HIV/AIDS; using corticosteroids over a long period of time)
 - Updated to most recent allergic reaction risk and NPO and blood-thinner language (Coumadin removed since no longer on the market)
 - Added an alternative (Femto Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery)
 - Removed between section transitions so sections can stand alone
 
- What are Cataracts?: Overview (32096)
 - What Happens During Cataract Surgery?: Overview (32094)
 
Program Code: 295
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiPrep, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Edited to be less gendered throughout
 - Updated Emmi language style throughout to be more concise
 - Harmonized with UpToDate
 - Added that certain things raise a person’s chance of getting cataracts (smoking; having diabetes, metabolic syndrome, or HIV/AIDS; using corticosteroids over a long period of time)
 - Added definition of astigmatism to line 94 for patient understanding
Updated to most recent allergic reaction risk and NPO and blood-thinner language (Coumadin removed since no longer on the market) - Added an alternative (Femto Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery)
 - Removed between section transitions so sections can stand alone
 
These updates have also been applied to the following EmmiEducate program:
- What Happens During Cataract Surgery With IOL Options?: Overview (32041)
 
Program Code: 495
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiPrep, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Harmonized content with UTD
 - Removed “stroke” from list of health conditions that may improve by treating sleep apnea
 - Made language around above health conditions more general (deleted “prevent”)
 - Harmonized content with AMR notes
 - Removed specific timeframes, labs will have different time schedules for patients
 - Added upper airway stimulation as a treatment option for moderate/severe OSA adult patients
 - Added the name of daytime study (Multiple Sleep Latency Test or MSLT)
 - Edited “Why a Sleep Study” section to match “At-Home Sleep Study” program
 - Updated program for inclusivity
 - Added more diverse artwork
 - Updated for gendered language
 - Updated for weight language
 - Rearranged several lines for better content flow
 
- What Happens During a Sleep Study?: Overview (31896) 
 
Program Code: 3969
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiPrep, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Harmonized content with UTD
 - Removed “stroke” from list of health conditions that may improve by treating sleep apnea
 - Made language around above health conditions more general (deleted “prevent”)
 - Harmonized content with AMR notes
 - Removed nasal EPAP device from treatment options
 - Added upper airway stimulation as a treatment option for OSA
 - Clarified that there are 2 categories of studies (home and lab); edited language around this to emphasize that home studies are accurate
 - Edited “Why a Sleep Study” section to match “Having a Sleep Study” program
 - Updated program for inclusivity
 - Added more diverse artwork
 - Updated for gendered language
 - Updated for weight language
 - Rearranged several lines for better content flow
 
- What Happens During a Sleep Study at Home?: Overview (31897)
 
Program Code: 520
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiHealth, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Harmonized content with UTD
 - Included language around avoiding alcohol/sedatives and lowering BMI (losing weight) to help manage OSA
 - Included language around erectile dysfunction and how CPAPs can help
 - Harmonized content with AMR notes
 - Added upper airway stimulation as a treatment option for moderate/severe OSA adult patients
 - Clarified that some children may need more treatments/follow-ups
 - Added heart arrhythmia and dementia as possible long-term health risks
 - Updated program for inclusivity
 - Added more diverse artwork
 - Updated for gendered language
 - Updated for weight language
 - Rearranged several lines for better content flow
 
These updates have also been applied to the following EmmiEducate program: 
- What Is Sleep Apnea?: Overview (31913)
 
Program Code: 153
Subscriptions: EmmiEngage, EmmiSafety, Faith-Based EmmiEngage
Main changes:
- Harmonized content with UpToDate:
 - Added emphasis to including prescriptions that are not in pill form
 - Added vaping and e-cigarette to medicine/lifestyle factors list
 - Updated content based on annual medical and advisor reviews:
 - Added suggestion to check medications listed in online patient portal, if applicable
 - Added suggestion to keep an updated physical copy of the medication list in wallet or bag
 - Added opioid medicines to information about medicines people may be reluctant to tell their care team about, but are important for them to know if you're taking
 - Expanded list of things people should talk to their care team about to include not taking medicines because of side effects or cost
 - Updated standard language
 
                                    
