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Equip doulas to build on family strengths and offer relationship-based, survivor-centered IPV education and support.
Help care managers affirm strengths, respond with empathy, support informed choices, and connect members with resources aligned with their goals.
Map an IPV referral pathway and strengthen safe, coordinated, closed-loop connections that honor each person’s choices.
Use Confidentiality, Universal Education and Empowerment, and Support (CUES) to share resources, affirm strengths, and offer support without requiring disclosure.
Adapt sample communications that help members understand IPV resources, benefits, and pathways to support.
Understand the 21st Century Cures Act and strengthen information-sharing practices that protect privacy, safety, access, and survivor autonomy.
Strengthen EOB practices so members can access sensitive services with greater privacy, safety, and control.
Use survivor-informed privacy principles to strengthen systems, reduce safety risks, and keep people in control of their health information.
Review diagnosis, assessment, and Z codes that can support consistent, privacy-conscious documentation of IPV care.
Choose balanced measures that recognize progress, promote equity, and strengthen the safety and effectiveness of IPV programs.