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  • TELEHEALTH EVERYWHERE! 2025

    Speakers from Mayo Clinic, the University of North Carolina, and more will share about their programs and experiences. The ever popular and important Telehealth Policy Update session will again be held on the morning of Day 2. We are looking forward to this great opportunity to learn about what is happening across these 13 states!

  • Telehealth T-Time: Digital Behavioral Health (on another site)

    gpTRAC is a proud sponsor of Telehealth T-Time: A Community for Telehealth Enthusiasts — a free monthly event to learn from and network with your telehealth peers. To learn more about this month’s event and register for free visit Telehealth-T-Time.com.

  • NCTRC Webinar - Advancing Telehealth Integration in Patient Care (on another site)

    As healthcare evolves, virtual nursing emerges as a transformative solution addressing workforce challenges, improving patient outcomes, and integrating seamlessly into telehealth ecosystems. Julie Wright, MSN, RN - Managing Director, Institute of Telehealth & Digital Innovation, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center explores the state of nursing today, common care models, and the market forces driving innovation.

  • SEARCH 2025 National Telehealth Research Symposium (on another site)

    The National Telehealth Research Symposium will showcase connected health efforts, strategies, and partnerships, specifically those that focus on the research of telemedicine, telehealth, eHealth, mHealth, and other healthcare technologies.

  • Telehealth Expansion And Scaling: Tough Challenges (on another site)

    SIU School of Medicine’s traditional site-based telehealth program had served patients in central and southern Illinois pre-pandemic, but once the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) began, SIU School of Medicine’s program needed to expand to see patients at home. Despite the many challenges that come with expanding a telehealth program, SIU School of Medicine providers started seeing patients at home and tried to limit the impact of the PHE on patient care as much as possible.

  • Improving Quality Of Life Through AI Utilization For Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis (on another site)

    Even after onset of painful symptoms, many patients experience life-threatening delays in diagnosis of ovarian cancer. As artificial intelligence becomes more ubiquitous in all aspects of life, there are opportunities to utilize it in diagnosis of ovarian cancer to extend life and improve quality of life. The principles of artificial intelligence (AI) will be briefly described, followed by identification of opportunities for a variety of stakeholders to access emerging AI technology. Learning objectives: Describe current gaps in diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Identify opportunities to access emerging artificial intelligence technology. Recognize future directions of artificial intelligence in diagnosis of ovarian cancer. Speaker: Jessica Devine – Jessica joined the Indiana Rural Health Association in 2020. She is the Data Coordinator for the Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center and the Connecting Kids to Coverage-Indiana program.

  • Harm Reduction Strategies

    Learning objectives ⊲ Develop the harm reduction conversation skills ⊲ List the most common harm reduction tools ⊲ Assess the optimal way to distribute harm reduction tools

  • The Rural Health Landscape

    Rural health is not simply a small version of urban, but rather a unique health care delivery environment. This session will examine the current state of rural health in America at a national level, with a focus on opportunities and barriers for expanding health care access. Current relevant national policy research and data will explore the current state of rural health access, as well as policy options under consideration to address these health care disparities.

  • SEARCH 2022 – The National Telehealth Research Symposium

    SEARCH 2022 – The National Telehealth Research Symposium will be held on November 16-18, 2022! SEARCH 2022 – The National Telehealth Research Symposium will showcase connected health efforts, strategies, and partnerships, specifically those that focus on the research of telemedicine, telehealth, eHealth, mHealth, and other healthcare technologies. For more information, visit SEARCHSociety.org

  • NCTRC Webinar – Telehealth Development And Expansion At Specialty Pediatric Health System

    Use of virtual care exploded during the COVID-19 crisis and it forced many health systems to an immediate response. Some systems had a basic foundation of telehealth services and had to rapidly expand and deploy to meet the care needs of their patients and families. Shriners Hospitals for Children was no exception. In this webinar we will review the role of Shriners Children’s care delivery models, expanse of system and patients and the responses implemented for addressing care needs across North America and internationally. Sustainability measures and growth strategy will be reviewed to show continued support and need.

  • Conference: Telemedicine Applications

    This conference offers a more detailed approach for any telemedicine program, providing a more in-depth look at the clinical applications of a telehealth program. This conference is excellent for individuals or groups who have some telehealth experience and are interested in expanding their services. It’s also a great course for those new to telehealth who are interested in understanding this growing industry. Conference Goals: To provide ongoing training conferences for health care professionals. To improve public health in rural and urban communities by providing current information and training. To provide health care systems throughout the state with information, training, and expertise in the field of telemedicine.

  • Eyes on Access Webinar: We’ve Decided to Offer Vision Services in Our Health Center: Now What?

    In this webinar we will take a deeper dive into the feasibility of opening an optometry department within a community health center. You’ll learn about what it takes to create an optical center, budgeting, best practices for hiring and staffing, and how your peers overcame challenges in starting up vision services in their own health centers.

  • NCTRC Webinar – Lifeline Pediatric Teledental Program For Nicklaus Children’s Health System

    SETRC and Nicklaus Children’s Health System have partnered with FCC Lifeline phone provider, Pulsewrx, to recruit pediatric Medicaid patients participating in Nicklaus’ teledental program at four clinics to receive Lifeline phones preloaded with the Nicklaus teledental app and SETRC’s Toddler Tracks program. The program will evaluate the effectiveness of telehealth in improving patient-centered access and outcomes among intervention and control groups.

  • Your Resource For Telehealth Success – Learn How CTRC Can Support Your Program

    Join our team for this informational office hour session hosted by the California Telehealth Resource Center. The hosts will introduce the latest and most popular resources and offerings for all things telehealth. Whether you are implementing or optimizing, looking to educate your patient population, understand reimbursement, or develop clinical policies and procedures, CTRC has something for you. Attend this session to discover unique opportunities for CTRC to help support your telehealth program.

  • Telehealth 101

    Basic overview and introduction to telehealth.

  • UMTRC 3rd State Of The Region: Reimbursement & Policy Updates

    This quarterly presentation is for any stakeholders involved and interested in telehealth. The UMTRC will report on some of the most recent changes in both state and national telehealth reimbursement and policy. The UMTRC’s region includes Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio. This presentation will also include an opportunity for open Q&A with UMTRC staff and provides an opportunity to engage others in your region on questions related to telehealth reimbursement and policy in your region.

  • Telehealth Implementation Workshop Series – Session Four: Program Improvements

    After assessing the initial performance of your program, considering service utilization, provider and patient satisfaction, and other key factors, you should begin to implement the quality improvement process that was developed during the planning and implementation process.

  • Public Health Emergency (PHE) Unwinding And Medicaid Eligibility Redeterminations: What Health Center Outreach And Enrollment Staff Need To Know

    This session will provide an opportunity for health center leaders to hear from NACHC staff and Health Center Outreach and Enrollment (O&E) staff who will highlight their strategies and efforts to prepare their patients and communities for the end of the PHE. Speakers will share the unique tools, resources, messaging, partnerships, and other strategies they are deploying to prepare Medicaid enrollees and to ensure continuous coverage in affordable health insurance. This webinar is specifically for health center outreach staff, enrollment workers, and other leaders involved with preparing Medicaid beneficiaries for eligibility redeterminations.

  • Telehealth 101 (on another site)

    Basic overview and introduction to telehealth HOSTED BY SOUTH CENTRAL TELEHEALTH RESOURCE CENTER

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