Campus assistance program lsuhsc

Information regarding the Peer Advocate Liaision PAL program, which allows students to provide assistance to their classmates who are seeking resources or guidance. Includes brochures, handouts, video presentations, self-screening instruments, and links to helpful websites.

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All information conveyed during use of the services, including use of the service itself, is confidential. If you are looking for a community resource, Campus Assistance Program will work with you to find the best resource in the community that can help you.

If after talking with the counselor, a referral to a specialist within the community is needed, one will be made for the best cost-effective treatment of your problem. Services are provided at no cost to the client. If a referral is made to a resource outside of the Program, the cost of that service is the responsibility of the client.

Such costs may be covered by health insurance. Groups will be continuously added to the schedule until a recurring group schedule is established. Parenting, and self-care, are also major topics.

View in GME Knowledgebase. Fellowship Interviews. GME Office Communication. Board Communication. Pregnant House Officers. Wellness Resources. Useful Links.

Government Agencies. How to Protect Yourself. Patient Screening Procedures. Travel Guidance. What do I do with pregnant residents? Are pregnant women more susceptible to infection, or at increased risk for severe illness, morbidity, or mortality with COVID, compared with the general public?

Are pregnant healthcare personnel at increased risk for adverse outcomes if they care for patients with COVID?