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GPTRAC helps healthcare providers within its region develop and implement telehealth programs by providing free training, consultation, outreach activities, and a wealth of online resources.
Read more: GPTRAC Provides Support and Resources: Center Promotes Telehealth Through Free Training, Consultation, and OutreachM Health Fairview's mental health and addiction service line rapidly moved all adult programs to a virtual platform during COVID, and Fairview converted local transitional housing facilities into telemedicine hubs. Fairview has had multiple engagements with gpTRAC over the years, with more frequent consults during the pandemic.
Read more: Stretching Across the State: Telehealth Technology Allows Fairview to Expand Intensive Outpatient ProgramHennepin Healthcare prioritizes health equity during the pandemic by creating more equitable technology platforms, improving communication between providers and their non-English speaking patients, and training resident doctors in virtual technology. Hennepin Healthcare is a Program Advisory Council (PAC) member of gpTRAC.
Read more: Hennepin Healthcare Focuses on Serving Most Vulnerable Patients: Level One Trauma Center Prioritizes Accessible Healthcare Delivery During COVID-19Evangelical Good Samaritan Society - Lakota, a post-acute rehabilitation and assisted living facility, uses virtual technology to provide their residents with high-quality acute and routine healthcare services, as well as improved connections with the greater community, during the pandemic.
Read more: Telehealth Adds New Dimensions to Assisted Living: Good Samaritan Society Finds Creative Ways to Harness Technology to Serve ResidentsMcKenzie County Healthcare Systems already had the training, infrastructure, and staff necessary to expand their telehealth services when telehealth regulations relaxed during the pandemic. This improved patient access to safe and effective emergency care and specialist care.
Read more: When the Nation Catches Up: As COVID-19 Forces Big Players to Telehealth, Rural Healthcare Providers BenefitUnity Medical Center has relied on telehealth to serve their rural patients for years and was well positioned to adapt to the pandemic, expanding their telehealth services to deliver routine care to nursing home patients and connect them with distant family members.
Read more: Complementing Services Before and During COVID: Rural Provider Relies on Telehealth Technology to Deliver Better CareWisconsin Area Health Education Center makes the transition to telehealth easier by providing training and education to future healthcare workers, equipping them with the skills, communication, and processes necessary for an effective and positive patient visit.
Read more: Preparing Students for a Telehealth FutureRed River Children’s Advocacy Center uses telehealth to deliver Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, an evidence-based treatment for children and teenagers experiencing trauma.
Read more: Telehealth Helps Deliver Childhood Trauma Therapy: Children’s Advocacy Center Successfully Delivers Evidence-Based Treatment VirtuallySawtooth Mountain Clinic (SMC) uses telehealth to improve access to primary care and behavioral health care for their rural patients during the pandemic, allowing patients to connect from the clinic parking lot if they aren't able to connect from home. SMC participates in the Providing Rural Access to Care via Telehealth in a Collaborative Environment grant, which gpTRAC supports and administers.
Read more: Caring for the Whole Person: Telehealth Technology Helps Rural Clinic Extend Care Beyond BasicsGPTRAC and the Primary Care Office in North Dakota work together to create a successful synergy of surveys that helped both organizations collect necessary data on different topics, as well as delivered much needed information to the survey participants, some of whom were in need of gpTRAC services.
Read more: Successful Survey Synergy: GPTRAC Partners with North Dakota Primary Care Office to Gather, Give Information
