City Health Information (CHI)
Recent Issues
- Making the Sexual History a Routine Part of Primary Care (July 2017, PDF)
- Intimate Partner Violence: Encouraging Disclosure and Referral in the Primary Care Setting (June 2017, PDF)
- Best Practices in Caring for Patients With Serious Illness (May 2017, PDF)
- Identifying and Referring Children with Developmental Delays or Disabilities to the Early Intervention Program (December 2016, PDF)
- Influenza PreventIon and Control, 2016-2017 (September 2016, PDF)
- Preventing and Managing Summer-Related Health Conditions (June 2016, PDF)
- Addressing Alcohol and Drug Use — An Integral Part of Primary Care (June 2016, PDF)
- Judicious Prescribing of Benzodiazepines (May 2016, PDF)
- Detecting and Treating Depression in Adults (April 2016, PDF)
- 2015 in Review (January 2016, PDF)
- Helping Patients Make Healthy Eating Choices (December 2015, PDF)
- Preventing Falls in Older Adults (November 2015, PDF)
- Influenza Prevention and Control, 2015-2016 (November 2015, PDF)
- Identifying Developmental Risks and Delays in Young Children (October 2015, PDF)
- Preventing Injection-Associated Infections in Outpatient Settings (September 2015, PDF)
- Providing Primary Care to Transgender Adults (August 2015, PDF)
- Diagnosing and Managing Hepatitis C (June 2015) (PDF)
- Buprenorphine-an Office-Based Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder (March 2015) (PDF)
- City Health Information Archives
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CHI Health Information (CHI) is an evidence-based clinical bulletin for health care providers throughout New York City. It is published electronically approximately 10 times each year, bringing timely, practical guidance on important public health topics such as hepatitis C, opioid misuse, and influenza. The interactive electronic format allows readers easy access to our guidelines and resources. Guidance is also distributed periodically through brochures and Dear Colleague letters.
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