City Health Information (CHI)
City Health Information (CHI) clinical bulletins provide evidence-based information for health care providers in New York City.
Note: As of the February 2020 bulletin, most CHIs now include free continuing medical education (CME) credits. For more information, read the latest issue.
Previous Issues
2021
- Summary of Guidance from City Health Information, 2021 (PDF, December)
- Influenza Prevention and Control, 2021-2022 (2 CME Credits) (PDF, November)
- Talking With Parents About Childhood Vaccination: Building Vaccine Confidence (PDF, September)
- Testing For and Treating Latent Tuberculosis Infection (1 CME Credit) (PDF, June)
2020
- Summary of Guidance and Resources from City Health Information, 2020 (PDF, December)
- Influenza Prevention and Control, 2020-2021 (PDF, October)
- Preventing, Diagnosing, and Managing Tick-borne Diseases (PDF, June)
- Providing Comprehensive Care to Older Adults (PDF, February)
2019
- Summary of Guidance and Resources from City Health Information, 2019 (PDF, December)
- Influenza Prevention and Control, 2019-2020 (PDF, October)
- Emergency Preparedness for Health Care Providers and Their Patients (PDF, June)
- Providing Primary Care to Patients with a History of Criminal Justice System Involvement (PDF, June)
- Buprenorphine—An Office-Based Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder (PDF, April)
2018
- 2018 Year in Review (PDF, December)
- Influenza Prevention and Control, 2018–2019 (PDF, November)
- Managing Asthma (PDF, August)
- Preventing and Managing Summer-related Health Conditions (PDF, July)
- Preventing, Identifying, and Managing Hepatitis B Virus Infection (PDF, June)
- Judicious Prescribing of Opioid Analgesics (PDF, March)
- Diagnosing and Managing Hepatitis C (PDF, February)
- Identifying and Managing Sleep Disorders in Primary Care (PDF, January)
For issues before 2018, or to search by keyword, visit the CHI Archives.
About CHI
The free CHI bulletins are published electronically about 10 times a year, offering timely, practical guidance on important public health topics. The interactive electronic format allows readers easy access to Health Department guidelines and resources.
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