Year: 2013
Resolution Number: 7
Action Taken: Approved
Status:
Author(s): Qazi Azher, MD
Sponsor: Gerald Natzke, DO, and Qazi Azher, MD
On behalf of: Genesee County Delegation
Committee: D (Public Health)
Resolved Section(s):
RESOLVED: That MSMS use its communication vehicles to make physicians aware of the process of haptenation and sensitization and their multiple ramifications; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That MSMS use its communication vehicles to help physicians recognize that one can teach patients methods to avoid exposure to the haptens; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That MSMS use its communication vehicles to help physicians include chemical sensitivity in the differential diagnosis, take a history focused on exposures to toxins and symptoms related to known toxins and testing; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That MSMS disseminate information via its communication vehicles on haptenation in Michigan Medicine and at the Annual Scientific Meeting; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That our AMA use its communication vehicles to make physicians nationally aware of the process of haptenation and sensitization and their multiple ramifications, as well as to help physicians teach patients methods to avoid exposure to the haptens, and to help physicians include chemical sensitivity in the differential diagnosis, take a history focused on exposures to toxins and symptoms related to known toxins and testing.
RESOLVED: That MSMS use its communication vehicles to make physicians aware of the process of haptenation and sensitization and their multiple ramifications; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That MSMS use its communication vehicles to help physicians recognize that one can teach patients methods to avoid exposure to the haptens; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That MSMS use its communication vehicles to help physicians include chemical sensitivity in the differential diagnosis, take a history focused on exposures to toxins and symptoms related to known toxins and testing; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That MSMS disseminate information via its communication vehicles on haptenation in Michigan Medicine and at the Annual Scientific Meeting; and be it furtherRESOLVED: That our AMA use its communication vehicles to make physicians nationally aware of the process of haptenation and sensitization and their multiple ramifications, as well as to help physicians teach patients methods to avoid exposure to the haptens, and to help physicians include chemical sensitivity in the differential diagnosis, take a history focused on exposures to toxins and symptoms related to known toxins and testing.
Fiscal Note: NULL
Resolution: View PDF for Recognition of Haptenation and Hypersensitivity Disorders, the Importance of Identification