Physician Alliance Educational Module (.pdf) NCQA HEDIS Best Practice Guidelines (.zip) Spec.& Coding Tools (.zip)
New York State Immunization Information System Newsletter
NEW YORK STATE MEDICAID PREFERRED DRUG LIST (.pdf) PDP PRESCRIBER NOTIFICATION (.pdf)

NYSAFP Annual Lobby Day Press Release(.doc) NYSAFP 2008 Priorities(.doc)
Click links below for more information regarding a Hib vaccine recall and supply advisory from NYSDOH.
Hib Recall Advisory 12-26-2007 (.pdf) Hib Shortage Letter (.pdf) Hib Shortage Flyer(.doc)
We have received updated information from the NYSDOH regarding implementation of the statewide vaccine registry the NYS Immunization Information System (NYSIIS). Click below to view the information.
NYSIIS Flat File Transfer Specification - Click Here (.pdf) NYSIIS HL7 2.4 & Real-time Transfer Specification - Click Here (.pdf)
NYSAFP eWhite Paper
Click here for news regarding a sales promotion with Sanofi Pasteur.(.doc)
By VITO GRASSO
First published: Wednesday, March 26, 2008
For the first time in a generation, a bold initiative to begin the process of mending New York's severely damaged primary health care system is on the table. The state Legislature must support these efforts and begin investing more of our health care dollars in primary care as proposed.
While legis
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Weingarten, Reid & McNally Health Care Budget Update
On January 22nd, Governor Spitzer released his Executive Budget totaling $124.3 billion, an increase of 5.1% above last year. Related to health care, the Governor's budget expands access to health care coverage, reforms Medicaid reimbursement for hospital, primary and preventive care, extends the Health C
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Governor Spitzer delivered his second annual State of the State address today. He reflected on a year of accomplishments in 2007 citing workers compensation reform, historic investments in schools, a billion dollar reduction in Medicaid spending, budget reform, tough new ethics laws and new funding for stem cell research.
Looking forward to 2008, the Governor pledged to increase fu
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