COVID-19: Important Information

As we navigate the fluid challenge of caring for all our patients during the COVID-19 pandemic, the office of the GME wants to ensure that all trainees have up to date information.

The Residents and Fellows web site now has a link with information, resources and coping management tips for trainees to access.

Please share any information that you feel would be beneficial for the site with Lisa Milstead [email protected]

• TAP (Trainee Assistance Program) Contact Information
• Information Regarding Donning and Doffing of PPE
• Inpatient COVID Testing Workflow
• New Mask Guidelines for Non-COVID Patient Care
• Telehealth Code and Payers
• Changes to Schedule II Prescribing from the WV Board of Pharmacy
• COVID Order Form
• COVID-19 Privacy Guidance from the WV State Privacy Office
• Reprocessing N95 with UV Light
• Self Help Handout
• Telemedicine Flowchart
• Marshall Health Flowchart of N95 Mask Disinfection Process
• PEIA Policy for COVID-19
• Office of GME PPE First Line of Offense in COVID-19
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Changes for Aerosol Procedures
• Universal Masking Statement
• Self-Care for Medical Staff During COVID-19
• CHH COVID-19 Testing
• Please be advised that regulations for PPE protocol remain as follows:
  • Eye protection is required for all patient encounters;
  • An N95 mask should be worn for all patient encounters with an aerosol-generating procedure or airborne isolation; and
  • Medical grade surgical/droplet mask should be worn for all other patient encounters and when in a group setting for non-patient encounters
  • These protocols remain in place regardless of your vaccination status. More information is available at https://intranet.marshallhealth.org/coronavirus-preparedness/ ​
  • We have made tremendous progress in vaccinating employees and our community—in large part, thanks to you! However, we must continue to remain diligent in our PPE wear, masking and handwashing, especially in the clinic setting.
  • You will receive formal notice should any of these guidelines change.