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PACKAGING CONCEPT
GENERAL & CARDIOLOGY PACKAGING CONCEPT
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•High acoustic sensitivity
•Tunable diaphragm, a 3M invention,
for monitoring low and high frequencies
•Traditional combination chestpiecewith non chill rim
•Compact and durable design
•Patented 3M™ Littmann® Snap Tight Soft-Sealing Eartips
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Littmann®
ElectronicStethoscope
FeaturingAmbientNoiseReduction
3YearWarranty
3M™
Littmann®
ElectronicStethoscope
FeaturingAmbientNoiseReduction
3YearWarranty
3M™
Littmann®
ElectronicStethoscope
FeaturingAmbientNoiseReduction
3YearWarranty
FeaturingAmbientNoiseReduction
Featuring Ambient Noise Reduction
Littmann®
Brand
Littmann®
Brand
Littmann®
Brand
Consult
instructions
foruse
Littmann®
Brand
ElectronicStethoscope
34-8705-3485-5
Electronic Stethoscope
Featuring Ambient Noise Reduction
MadeinU.S.A.by3MHealthCare,St.Paul,MN55144-1000
(U.S.A.)1-800-228-3957
3MHealthCare
D-41453NeussGermany
Visitourwebsite:http://www.littmann.com
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Allrightsreserved.
ECREP
ElectronicStethoscopes
CardiologyStethoscopes
ClassicStethoscopes
Select/Lightweight
ClassicIIS.E.MasterClassicIIClassicIIPediatricClassicIIInfant
Electronic Stethoscope
FEATURING
AMBIENT
NOISE
REDUCTION
FEATURING
AMBIENT
NOISE
REDUCTION
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Features
•Ambient Noise Reduction
•High acoustic sensitivity
•Tunable diaphragm, a 3M invention,
for monitoring low and high frequencies
•Traditional combination chestpiecewith non chill rim
•Compact and durable design
•Patented 3M™ Littmann® Snap Tight Soft-Sealing Eartips
E-SCOPE PACKAGE CONCEPT
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-40°F
55°C
131°F
15-93%
Relative
Humidity
S.E.Classic Il
3M™
Littmann®
ClassicIIS.E.Stethoscope
3YearWarranty
Littmann®
Brand
Littmann®
Brand
Littmann®
Brand
Consult
instructions
foruse
Classic II S.E. Stethoscope
Littmann®
Brand
ClassicIIS.E.
Stethoscope
34-8705-3485-5
Stethoscope
MadeinU.S.A.by3MHealthCare,St.Paul,MN55144-1000
(U.S.A.)1-800-228-3957
3MHealthCare
D-41453NeussGermany
Visitourwebsite:http://www.littmann.com
3M,Littmann,theLLittmannlogo,andtheLaretrademarksof3M,usedunderlicenseinCanada.©2011,3M.
Allrightsreserved.
ECREP
3M™
Littmann®
ElectronicStethoscopes
CardiologyStethoscopes
ClassicStethoscopes
Select/Lightweight
ClassicIIS.E.Stethoscope
ClassicIIS.E.MasterClassicIIClassicIIPediatricClassicIIInfant
3YearWarranty
Features
•High acoustic sensitivity
•Tunable diaphragm, a 3M invention,
for monitoring low and high frequencies
•Traditional combination chestpiecewith non chill rim
•Compact and durable design
•Patented 3M™ Littmann® Snap Tight Soft-Sealing Eartips
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NURSING PACKAGE CONCEPT
4. FACEBOOK DESIGN and DIRECT MAIL
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6. OPTUM 5 MINUTE BRIEF BROCHURE
5MINUTES
Achievements in Clinical Excellence:
Using data-powered insight to improve behavioral health care
On improving
behavioral health care
RESOURCE CENTER FOR HEALTH & WELL-BEING
Quality first
Hospitals and behavioral health facilities
must pass a rigorous credentialing process
to become part of the Optum network.
Once a facility enters the ACE program, it
is assigned to one of five tiers, “Platinum”
being the top.
While all facilities in the Optum network
must meet rigorous standards, Platinum
facilities are indicated with two stars and
Gold facilities with one star next to their
names in online provider directories.
The Optum™
Achievements in Clinical Excellence (ACE) program uses advanced data analytics to rate the performance
of behavioral health treatment facilities for quality of care and efficiency in treatment. Consumers can see which inpa-
tient facilities are rated most highly when they search online directories. Optum takes ratings even further, however, by
working with inpatient facilities on ways to improve care for individuals with mental health or substance use disorders.
What ACE does:
• Uses a data-driven approach to improve facility performance
• Identifies facilities providing the most effective and efficient care
• Monitors metrics for continuous improvement
• Recognizes and rewards top-performing facilities
• Increases referrals to the top facilities
What’s on the ACE score card?
Seven key performance indicators: five that measure “effectiveness”
(for quality of care), and two that measure cost “efficiency”— all based
on widely accepted, industry standards for:
Ratings take into account the mix of patients for each facility, and
use benchmarks that compare them to facilities in their areas.
• Readmission
• Follow-up with mental health
practitioners after hospitalization
• Peer review rates
• Spend per inpatient episode
• Residual length of stay
Meets/exceeds efficiency criteria,
but not peer review (even if facility
meets other effectiveness metrics)
Criteria not met: Does not meet
effectiveness metrics or efficiency criteria
Platinum
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Credentialed
Meets/exceeds efficiency criteria
and peer review, but does not
meet other effectiveness metrics
Meets/exceeds effectiveness metrics
Meets/exceeds the effectiveness
metrics and the efficiency criteria
ACE
at a glance
• Provides unbiased,
risk-adjusted data
to behavioral health
facilities that are quantified against
regionally adjusted benchmarks
• Pinpoints and reduces unwarranted
variations in practice patterns that
drive increased costs and suboptimal
clinical outcomes
• Assigns tier designations to facilities
and rewards those with superior
performance
The result: Better behavioral health care
Contact us
1-866-386-3408
resourcecenter@optum.com
optum.com/resourcecenter
Platinum status has its rewards
The goal of ACE is to help all facilities reach Platinum status and receive its benefits:
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behavioral health care
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For an in-depth look at the ACE
program, read the full report,
“A new compact for behavioral
health care: Improving behavioral
health care by rating providers’
quality and efficiency” at
optum.com/resourcecenter
Streamlined administration Marketing and communications
• No concurrent review of inpatient cases with
Optum clinical staff
• Secure website for initial reviews and
discharge notifications
• Designated Optum contact for claims assistance
and resolution
• Designated regional Optum medical director
for immediate resolution of issues
• Marketing support (ace.providerexpress.com) in
promoting Platinum status to referral sources:
area clinicians, emergency departments, nursing
homes and urgent care clinics
• Two-star designation in the Optum online
provider directory*
• Sharing best practices and how
others achieved Platinum status
• Encouraging “bridge” appointments
with clinicians after discharge but
before patients leave an acute
inpatient unit
• Help matching patients on discharge
to individuals who are in recovery and
trained as peer supports
• An appointment reminder program
— email, voice or text messaging —
to remind discharged patients about
their follow-up appointments
More than ratings: Support for improving care
Optum offers assistance and consultation to behavioral health facilities
ranked below Platinum. That support may include:
7. OPTUM Product Brochure
Relapse doesn’t mean treatment
has failed. Addiction is a chronic
illness, and relapse rates for
alcohol and drug use are similar to
other chronic conditions such as
diabetes, high blood pressure and
asthma.2
Like these conditions,
addiction has both physiological
and behavioral components.
Relapse doesn’t mean failure. It
means taking another look at
what’s working and what isn’t in
terms of your treatment plan.3
Identifying
clues
People who relapse may be able
to look back at their experiences
and find clues as to how it hap-
pened. Relapse clues, or warning
signs, may relate to changes in
your behavior, attitudes, feelings,
thoughts or a combination of
these. This does not necessarily
mean that changes you experience
are an indication that you may
be in a relapse. It simply means
that you should be on the alert
when changes occur, and examine
whether or not these do, in fact,
indicate you may be headed for a
relapse. The following are examples
of “relapse clues” to watch for.5
• Behavior changes
– Arguing with people for no
apparent reason
– “Forgetting” to take Antabuse
– Decreasing or stopping AA/NA
(Alcoholics Anonymous/
Narcotics Anonymous)
meetings
– Stopping in a bar to socialize
and drink soda
– Increased stress symptoms
such as smoking more or
eating more
• Attitude changes
– Not caring about staying
sober
– Not caring what happens
– Becoming negative about
life and how things are going
• Changes in thoughts
– Thinking alcohol or drugs
were “deserved” due to
being sober six months
– Thinking it wouldn’t be
harmful to substitute one
drug for another (for
example, giving up cocaine,
but continuing to smoke
marijuana; abstaining from
alcohol but continuing to use
uppers)
– Thinking the alcohol or
drug problem was “cured”
because no substances were
used for a period of weeks
or months
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Helpful strategies
The following are ways to
avoid relapse4
:
• Identify the clues that you
may be headed toward
relapse. Increase or resume
12-step meeting attendance,
and share what you are feeling.
See page 2 for resources for
finding Alcoholics Anonymous
or Narcotics Anonymous
meetings in your area.
• Talk about your warning signs
with your sponsor and create
an action plan to maintain your
sobriety and recovery.
• Become more involved in your
home group.
• Get the phone numbers of
people at the meetings and call
them for support.
• Stay away from social situations
where alcohol may be available.
• Socialize outside of meetings
with people who are also in
recovery.
Recovery from addiction: Avoiding relapse
“Relapse” refers to using alcohol or drugs after a period of not using. It can happen even
if a person has been sober for a long time.1
Learning about relapse should be part of any
recover plan, so you can help prevent it from occurring by watching for warning signs.
Wellness MonthlyHealthy matters to keep in mind.
Call us toll-free: 1-800-852-1091
TTY: Dial 711 and enter the
number above or log on to
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Search for keywords
“addiction” and “recovery” for
more articles about this topic.
The information, advice, treatments and
therapeutic approaches in this article
are provided for informational and
educational purposes only. Consult with
your doctor or mental health provider
for specific health care needs, treatment
or medications. Certain treatments
may not be covered under your
benefit, so check with your health plan
regarding your coverage of services.
We do not recommend or endorse
any treatment, medication, suggested
approach, specific or otherwise, nor
any organization, entity, or resource
material that may be named herein.
Except for liveandworkwell.com, no
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or controlled by us. You will be subject
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policies of any site you may visit.
Continued from Page 1
Resources
1. Helpguide.org. Understanding addiction. www.
helpguide.org/harvard/how-addiction-hijacks-the-brain.
htm.
2. National Institute on Drug Abuse. The science of drug
abuse and addiction: The basics. Updated September
2014. www.drugabuse.gov/publications/media-guide/
science-drug-abuse-addiction-basics.
3. Ibid.
4. “Avoiding relapse”; 8/2014. www.liveandworkwell.
com/public/showArticle.asp?lang=2&aid=11214.
5. Ibid.
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• Changes in feelings or moods
– Increased moodiness or
depression
– Strong feelings of anger at
oneself or another
– Increased feelings of boredom
– Sudden feelings of euphoria
These are just a few examples that
may or may not relate to you.
The important point to remember
is that changes in your behaviors,
attitudes, feelings, thoughts or
a combination of these could
indicate that your relapse process
is set in motion.
Narcotics Anonymous
To find local NA helplines,
websites and meetings,
visit na.org/meetingsearch/.
Alcoholics Anonymous
To find AA websites, local
offices and meetings in various
regions in Ohio, visit aa.org/
pages/en_US/find-aa-resources.
