The HASD&IC Biweekly Briefing provides timely news and information for HASD&IC members and associates and is published on the first and third Wednesdays of the month. Key articles and issues of interest from each publication, along with the President’s Message, are included below.
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5 Things To Know: Governor Signs Bill Strengthening Patient Protections Against Unlawful Immigration Enforcement
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On Sept. 20, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Senate Bill (SB) 81, which reaffirms existing protections against unlawful immigration enforcement actions at health care facilities.
5 Things To Know: CHA to Host 2025 CDPH Leadership Updates and District Sessions
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On Oct. 16 from 10 a.m. to noon (PT), the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and California Hospital Association (CHA) will host members-only CDPH Leadership Updates and District Sessions.
5 Things To Know: San Diego County Public Health Officer Issues Statement on Vaccines
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Last month, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) released a Medi-Cal Eligibility Division Information Letter that includes an FAQ document on upcoming changes to Medi-Cal coverage for Californians without satisfactory immigration status, along with a letter that will be sent to impacted Californians in November.
5 Things To Know: DHCS Issues Notices on Upcoming Medi-Cal Changes for Individuals Without Satisfactory Immigration Status
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Last month, the Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) released a Medi-Cal Eligibility Division Information Letter that includes an FAQ document on upcoming changes to Medi-Cal coverage for Californians without satisfactory immigration status, along with a letter that will be sent to impacted Californians in November.
5 Things To Know: Tijuana River Action Month Emphasizes Education, Conservation, Restoration
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The 16th annual Tijuana River Action Month — a series of events focused on the education, conservation, and restoration of the Tijuana River watershed — will take place from Sept. 13 to Oct. 19.
Associate Member Spotlight: Glytec
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Glytec empowers hospitals and health systems to deliver safer, smarter, and more efficient glycemic care — at scale. Trusted by more than 400 hospitals nationwide, Glytec’s enterprise insulin management platform supports both frontline clinicians and executive decision-makers in achieving meaningful improvements in patient outcomes, staff efficiency, and financial performance.
5 Things To Know: Safer California’s Home Safety Seminar Happening Tomorrow
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As part of the California Unintentional Injury Prevention Strategic Plan Project, Safer California will host a virtual Home Safety Seminar on Sept. 18 at noon (PT) to explore how different communities and organizations are working to prevent burns, falls, firearm accidents, and drowning.
5 Things To Know: San Diego County Seeks CPR Training Host Sites
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In honor of National Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) Awareness Month, Revive & Survive is partnering with the SCA Foundation for its Ready to Respond: Sudden Cardiac Arrest Training Week from Oct. 12-18.
5 Things To Know: Free Digital Suicide Prevention Resources Available for Youth, Families
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In recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, the Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative has shared a robust set of digital resources for children, youth, and families.
5 Things To Know: San Diego County OES Requests Feedback on Emergency Operations Plan
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The County of San Diego’s Office of Emergency Services (OES) is updating the county’s emergency operations plan and invites partner organizations to provide public comments by Oct. 31.
