Hear from physician Richard Thorp, MD who made the transition from doing in-person only visits to telemedicine. Learn from his experience and get practical advice for getting set up.
More info, visit: https://vsee.com/blog/aacma-telemedicine-101-getting-started/
Get practical tips on choosing a technology platform that is right for your practice. Learn about how the right telehealth technology can save you and your staff valuable time in set up, onboarding, and patient flow. Set the right expectations about what telehealth can and cannot do. Find out best practices for launching your telehealth service fast.
Learning Objectives:
Learn important technology considerations for doing telemedicine & telehealth
Limitations of telehealth technology
Learn about other considerations for evaluating a vendor
What is the minimum technology setup necessary to start offering telehealth?
Getting Started With Telemedicine #3 - ReimbursementVSee
Visit: https://vsee.com/blog/telemedicine-101-reimbursement/ for more info
Anjali and Mary Jean will present on the changing landscape of telemedicine reimbursement what it was in the past, where it is now during the National Emergency, and probable future outcomes based on her experience and insight. Additionally, she will provide practical guidance on coding to avoid fraud and abuse issues to avoid post-pandemic audits and investigations
Learning Objectives:
Allowable Telemedicine Reimbursement Past, Present, Future
Telemedicine Reimbursement Codes and How to Example
Considerations for Practicing Across State Lines and Documentation
Avoiding investigations: Fraud & Abuse
This document discusses HIPAA enforcement discretion and best practices for telemedicine and work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. It outlines that the Office of Civil Rights will not impose penalties for noncompliance with HIPAA rules when providing telehealth services in good faith. Popular video chat platforms like FaceTime and Skype can be used without penalty if encryption and privacy modes are enabled. However, public-facing platforms should not be used. The document also provides best practices for securing home networks and workstations when working remotely, obtaining patient consent for telemedicine, and enabling security features on teleconferencing platforms.
Physician Panel on Practicing Virtual Care: Marc Dean, MDVSee
Objectives:
Review the value and efficiency that telemedicine provides
Demonstrate real world examples of telemedicine impact and benefit
Highlight how telemedicine can become an integral component of today’s healthcare delivery
Discuss new trends and advances in technology and how they facilitate a virtual exam
Visit: https://vsee.com/blog/telemedicine-101-reimbursement/ for more info
Anjali and Mary Jean will present on the changing landscape of telemedicine reimbursement what it was in the past, where it is now during the National Emergency, and probable future outcomes based on her experience and insight. Additionally, she will provide practical guidance on coding to avoid fraud and abuse issues to avoid post-pandemic audits and investigations
Learning Objectives:
Allowable Telemedicine Reimbursement Past, Present, Future
Telemedicine Reimbursement Codes and How to Example
Considerations for Practicing Across State Lines and Documentation
Avoiding investigations: Fraud & Abuse
President Trump’s 2018 VA MISSION Act removed all geographic and licensing barriers for doing VA telehealth. This has made it possible to provide greater access and better care to more veterans. Join Sean O’Connor from the Oregon VA health system to learn:
- How is the VA using telehealth to deal with COVID-19 today?
- What are some key lessons learned from past telehealth deployments?
- What are key technology and clinic considerations that need to be taken into account?
- Where is VA telehealth going in the future?
Interested in becoming a community provider? More information at
https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/providers/Veterans_Care_Agreements.asp
5 Business Strategies to Grow Your Telehealth EnterpriseVSee
To carry on the discussion in real life, join us at Telehealth and Secrets to Success Conference, Sept 20-22, Silicon Valley:
https://goo.gl/95zHZG
For more information of the presentation such as recording and transcript, please visit: https://vsee.com/blog/5-business-strategies-to-grow-like-zocdoc/
For other webinars:
https://vsee.com/webinars/
Or join our Linkedin Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Telehealth-Failures-Secrets-Success-13500037/about
Or Join our Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/tfssgroup/?ref=group_cover
Neighborhood Family Practice is a federally qualified health center that is one of six in Cleveland and serves as the only provider on the city's west side. It provides primary care, behavioral health, women's health, dental, and pharmacy services to over 21,000 patients annually through seven locations. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the practice rapidly converted 75% of visits to telemedicine in March 2020 using Doxy.me instead of its normal electronic health record, in order to continue serving its largely low-income patient population remotely.
More info, visit: https://vsee.com/blog/aacma-telemedicine-101-getting-started/
Get practical tips on choosing a technology platform that is right for your practice. Learn about how the right telehealth technology can save you and your staff valuable time in set up, onboarding, and patient flow. Set the right expectations about what telehealth can and cannot do. Find out best practices for launching your telehealth service fast.
Learning Objectives:
Learn important technology considerations for doing telemedicine & telehealth
Limitations of telehealth technology
Learn about other considerations for evaluating a vendor
What is the minimum technology setup necessary to start offering telehealth?
Getting Started With Telemedicine #3 - ReimbursementVSee
Visit: https://vsee.com/blog/telemedicine-101-reimbursement/ for more info
Anjali and Mary Jean will present on the changing landscape of telemedicine reimbursement what it was in the past, where it is now during the National Emergency, and probable future outcomes based on her experience and insight. Additionally, she will provide practical guidance on coding to avoid fraud and abuse issues to avoid post-pandemic audits and investigations
Learning Objectives:
Allowable Telemedicine Reimbursement Past, Present, Future
Telemedicine Reimbursement Codes and How to Example
Considerations for Practicing Across State Lines and Documentation
Avoiding investigations: Fraud & Abuse
This document discusses HIPAA enforcement discretion and best practices for telemedicine and work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. It outlines that the Office of Civil Rights will not impose penalties for noncompliance with HIPAA rules when providing telehealth services in good faith. Popular video chat platforms like FaceTime and Skype can be used without penalty if encryption and privacy modes are enabled. However, public-facing platforms should not be used. The document also provides best practices for securing home networks and workstations when working remotely, obtaining patient consent for telemedicine, and enabling security features on teleconferencing platforms.
Physician Panel on Practicing Virtual Care: Marc Dean, MDVSee
Objectives:
Review the value and efficiency that telemedicine provides
Demonstrate real world examples of telemedicine impact and benefit
Highlight how telemedicine can become an integral component of today’s healthcare delivery
Discuss new trends and advances in technology and how they facilitate a virtual exam
Visit: https://vsee.com/blog/telemedicine-101-reimbursement/ for more info
Anjali and Mary Jean will present on the changing landscape of telemedicine reimbursement what it was in the past, where it is now during the National Emergency, and probable future outcomes based on her experience and insight. Additionally, she will provide practical guidance on coding to avoid fraud and abuse issues to avoid post-pandemic audits and investigations
Learning Objectives:
Allowable Telemedicine Reimbursement Past, Present, Future
Telemedicine Reimbursement Codes and How to Example
Considerations for Practicing Across State Lines and Documentation
Avoiding investigations: Fraud & Abuse
President Trump’s 2018 VA MISSION Act removed all geographic and licensing barriers for doing VA telehealth. This has made it possible to provide greater access and better care to more veterans. Join Sean O’Connor from the Oregon VA health system to learn:
- How is the VA using telehealth to deal with COVID-19 today?
- What are some key lessons learned from past telehealth deployments?
- What are key technology and clinic considerations that need to be taken into account?
- Where is VA telehealth going in the future?
Interested in becoming a community provider? More information at
https://www.va.gov/COMMUNITYCARE/providers/Veterans_Care_Agreements.asp
5 Business Strategies to Grow Your Telehealth EnterpriseVSee
To carry on the discussion in real life, join us at Telehealth and Secrets to Success Conference, Sept 20-22, Silicon Valley:
https://goo.gl/95zHZG
For more information of the presentation such as recording and transcript, please visit: https://vsee.com/blog/5-business-strategies-to-grow-like-zocdoc/
For other webinars:
https://vsee.com/webinars/
Or join our Linkedin Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Telehealth-Failures-Secrets-Success-13500037/about
Or Join our Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/tfssgroup/?ref=group_cover
Neighborhood Family Practice is a federally qualified health center that is one of six in Cleveland and serves as the only provider on the city's west side. It provides primary care, behavioral health, women's health, dental, and pharmacy services to over 21,000 patients annually through seven locations. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the practice rapidly converted 75% of visits to telemedicine in March 2020 using Doxy.me instead of its normal electronic health record, in order to continue serving its largely low-income patient population remotely.
Deep Dive Into Telehealth Adoption Covid 19 and Beyond | Doreen Amatelli ClarkVSee
The document discusses telehealth utilization before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic based on interviews and research conducted by Doreen Amatelli-Clark of Way to Goal Business Insights. Prior to the pandemic, most physicians were skeptical of telehealth and relied solely on in-person visits. During the initial pandemic period, telehealth was seen as a temporary option due to lack of experience and uncertainty. However, after several weeks of usage physicians recognized benefits and acknowledged telehealth's potential as a long-term solution when integrated properly. Widespread adoption was accelerated by the pandemic and shifted perceptions of telehealth's role in healthcare delivery.
How To Go From Telehealth Startup To Telehealth EnterpriseVSee
For more information of the presentation such as recording and transcript, please visit:
https://vsee.com/blog/go-telehealth-startup-telehealth-enterprise/
For other webinars:
https://vsee.com/webinars/
Or join our Linkedin Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Telehealth-Failures-Secrets-Success-13500037/about
Or Join our Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/tfssgroup/?ref=group_cover
"Home healthcare needs tools & protocols to support a higher degree of post-acute care in the home
* Clinical supervisors complete the assessment in their EHR while video conferencing with the client/patient"
Secrets To Marketing Telehealth To Your PatientsVSee
This document discusses how healthcare practices can address challenges with transitioning to telehealth during COVID-19. It identifies top problems such as lack of communication, integrating new technology, and limited online booking capabilities. The document provides tips for practices to create a telehealth marketing gameplan including over-communicating with patients, streamlining virtual visit workflows, using online appointment booking, keeping referral relationships strong, and leveraging search, social and content marketing.
CPT E/M codes are changing January 1, 2021. This webinar unpacks those changes for you, outlining everything you need to know including:
How to navigate all the changes
What these mean for reimbursement
What you need to know to make sure your providers and coders are ready.
mHealth Israel_Innovation reaching the Voice of the Patient_SiemensLevi Shapiro
Innovation reaching the Voice of the Patient, lecture by Christina Triantafyllou, Ph.D, Head of Improving Patient Experience at Siemens Healthineers. Key Sections:
Pushing the boundaries with Innovation
Translate innovation into patient experience
The voice of patients is becoming increasingly important
Improving patient experience
We enable healthcare providers to increase value by Improving patient experience
The biggest levers to optimize the patient diagnostic experience are the three core dimensions: staff, process, and equipment
Steps to deliver outcomes that matter to patients
We enable healthcare providers to increase value by Improving patient experience
Identify the right priorities: What are the factors influencing the patient experience across the continuum of care?
Patient experience during COVID-19
Patients feel uncomfortable to seek care
Five lessons learned so far
Patient experience in times of COVID-19
Patient Journey
Launching or expanding a telehealth & remote patient monitoring (RPM) program can be an intimidating task
*HRS health system, home health & hospice
*HRS’ Client Success, Implementation,Reimbursement & Clinical teams
Challenges of a telemedicine pilot - Carolina Escobar, MD, VIMA - TFSSVSee
A frank look at the specific challenges and successes of deploying telemedicine for oncology consults - from the Telehealth Failures & Secrets To Success Conference:
vsee.com/telehealth-failures-conference
InstaHEAL Telemedicine is a HIPAA Compliant Cloud-based Telemedicine, Tele-Consultation & TelePsychiatry platform that offers healthcare providers’ one-stop, real-time access to professional quality care.
Medicare, Medicaid, and major private insurers provide some coverage for telemedicine, but reimbursement policies vary significantly between payers and states. To get reimbursed, providers must verify a patient's insurance, use eligible telemedicine services and codes, and may need to partner with an approved originating site. While telemedicine offers convenience, navigating reimbursement requires careful review of each payer's unique guidelines.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to present challenges to healthcare practices. This presentation covers the reinstatement of elective surgeries in a few states, the greater adoption of remote tracking, and new developments with the FCC’s Telehealth Program.
It also goes over the technology CareOptimize has developed to help streamline COVID-19 monitoring and reporting, its genesis, and how this utility can help your practice post-pandemic.
The challenges and opportunities in telemedicine during COVID 19 pandemic
Project supervisors: Dr. Rosalind Silverman and Dr. Lorelei Silverman
Background A multidisciplinary team consisting of premedical and predental students, internationally trained doctors, and IT professionals will showcase the present and future of telemedicine post COVID 19 era.
Methodology Our team researched literature and surveyed telemedicine clinics in Canada to identify the usage of telemedicine, devices, advantages and disadvantages of telemedicine in 18 medical disciplines.
Results We will present new technologies and best practice in telemedicine and tele dentistry as well as the practical use in clinics across Canada, USA, and internationally. We will also demonstrate the further role of telemedicine in expanding the field, and challenges and opportunities during COVID19. In addition, we will share our survey of application of telemedicine to telepsychiatry, teleradiology, telepathology, telecardiology, tele respirology, pediatrics, women health, ophthalmology, ENT, emergency response, physiatry, gastroenterology, infertility, dermatology, oncology, palliative care, allergology, rheumatology, and plastic surgery. The advantages of telemedicine such as fast access to care, reduced cost, cutting down on commuting, travelling in bad weather, taking time off from work, need for childcare, immobile patients, remote areas, cultural taboos are also assessed. The disadvantages of telemedicine are mainly present in older population that has less exposure to technology and the concern over data security.
Conclusion In sum, using virtual health care tools and telemedicine we can shorten wait times to see a provider, reduce the risk of community infection, improve training, and expand the range of access to specialists who live further away or need to be consulted for a second opinion
This document discusses the launch and success of an industrial telehealth program in Kentucky. It began in 2004 when a rural doctor and a self-insured coal company partnered to improve healthcare access and costs for employees. They established on-site clinics staffed by nurse practitioners who were overseen through telehealth by the doctor. This innovative approach successfully identified chronic health conditions, increased treatment compliance, and reduced healthcare costs by $7 million within a few years while improving productivity. Key factors in its success included strong leadership support, convenience for employees, and improved health outcomes.
Telehealth Secrets 2019: Transforming Cognitive Health through Telemedicine -...VSee
This document discusses how telemedicine can help address the growing problem of dementia diagnosis and management. As the population ages, the number of dementia cases is expected to triple by 2050. Currently, diagnosing dementia involves multiple specialist appointments and can take over 5 hours at a cost of $5,000. Telemedicine has potential to streamline diagnosis through asynchronous cognitive assessments. The document introduces Neurotrack, a company developing a digital platform using eye tracking and other technologies to remotely assess cognitive abilities and risk factors. Their goal is to establish baselines, monitor changes, provide personalized feedback and engage high-risk individuals in memory health programs to help prevent dementia.
This document discusses strategies for bending the healthcare cost curve by addressing modifiable risk factors and improving diagnosis. It notes that health behaviors contribute significantly to chronic disease and that current health IT does not strongly engage consumers. To increase value, the document advocates using technology to more actively involve patients in their care through virtual interactions with experts and care teams. This approach could boost patient trust in treatment plans and support for virtual care models while leveraging self-determination theory to encourage behavioral changes.
This talk was presented on March 4th 2009 at the APAN (Asia Pacific Advanced Networks) meeting in Taiwan. This Healthcare session was organized by Young Sung Lee, Naoki Nakashima and Parvati Dev.
Telehealth Integrators and Competitors LandscapeDonna Cusano
Presentation on telehealth competitive landscape with a focus on \'integrators\' providing care management as option. Overview of marketing opportunities.
Helping you understand the market opportunities of mobile health & medica...Damon Lightley
This presentation aims to help healthcare, pharma and medical device organisations to better understand how mHealth (mobile health) and medical apps can help to tackle the current healthcare challenges facing us all.
Deborah Weinswig's Digital Health Presentation for NACDS Aug. 24, 2015Deborah Weinswig
This document discusses digital health, wearables, and the consumer. It provides background on the author and organization. Key topics covered include digital health trends like big data and machine learning/AI. It then discusses medication adherence and how various apps, devices, and systems can help monitor medication usage. It also covers specialty pharmacy areas like biosimilars. The document discusses the growth of urgent care clinics and telemedicine, noting services available today and barriers to their adoption like physician shortages.
The document summarizes a webinar presentation on discharge follow-up appointments and care transitions. It provides an overview of the Office of the National Coordinator's i2 program which aims to spur innovation and highlight excellence. It then discusses the problem of care transitions and the opportunity to improve follow-up appointments. The document outlines elements of high-quality transitions and impacts on patients. It introduces the Critical Transitions Challenge to create a tool to improve post-discharge scheduling. It provides details on the challenge including desired tool components, pilot planning advice, and judging criteria.
Deep Dive Into Telehealth Adoption Covid 19 and Beyond | Doreen Amatelli ClarkVSee
The document discusses telehealth utilization before, during, and after the COVID-19 pandemic based on interviews and research conducted by Doreen Amatelli-Clark of Way to Goal Business Insights. Prior to the pandemic, most physicians were skeptical of telehealth and relied solely on in-person visits. During the initial pandemic period, telehealth was seen as a temporary option due to lack of experience and uncertainty. However, after several weeks of usage physicians recognized benefits and acknowledged telehealth's potential as a long-term solution when integrated properly. Widespread adoption was accelerated by the pandemic and shifted perceptions of telehealth's role in healthcare delivery.
How To Go From Telehealth Startup To Telehealth EnterpriseVSee
For more information of the presentation such as recording and transcript, please visit:
https://vsee.com/blog/go-telehealth-startup-telehealth-enterprise/
For other webinars:
https://vsee.com/webinars/
Or join our Linkedin Group: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/Telehealth-Failures-Secrets-Success-13500037/about
Or Join our Facebook Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/tfssgroup/?ref=group_cover
"Home healthcare needs tools & protocols to support a higher degree of post-acute care in the home
* Clinical supervisors complete the assessment in their EHR while video conferencing with the client/patient"
Secrets To Marketing Telehealth To Your PatientsVSee
This document discusses how healthcare practices can address challenges with transitioning to telehealth during COVID-19. It identifies top problems such as lack of communication, integrating new technology, and limited online booking capabilities. The document provides tips for practices to create a telehealth marketing gameplan including over-communicating with patients, streamlining virtual visit workflows, using online appointment booking, keeping referral relationships strong, and leveraging search, social and content marketing.
CPT E/M codes are changing January 1, 2021. This webinar unpacks those changes for you, outlining everything you need to know including:
How to navigate all the changes
What these mean for reimbursement
What you need to know to make sure your providers and coders are ready.
mHealth Israel_Innovation reaching the Voice of the Patient_SiemensLevi Shapiro
Innovation reaching the Voice of the Patient, lecture by Christina Triantafyllou, Ph.D, Head of Improving Patient Experience at Siemens Healthineers. Key Sections:
Pushing the boundaries with Innovation
Translate innovation into patient experience
The voice of patients is becoming increasingly important
Improving patient experience
We enable healthcare providers to increase value by Improving patient experience
The biggest levers to optimize the patient diagnostic experience are the three core dimensions: staff, process, and equipment
Steps to deliver outcomes that matter to patients
We enable healthcare providers to increase value by Improving patient experience
Identify the right priorities: What are the factors influencing the patient experience across the continuum of care?
Patient experience during COVID-19
Patients feel uncomfortable to seek care
Five lessons learned so far
Patient experience in times of COVID-19
Patient Journey
Launching or expanding a telehealth & remote patient monitoring (RPM) program can be an intimidating task
*HRS health system, home health & hospice
*HRS’ Client Success, Implementation,Reimbursement & Clinical teams
Challenges of a telemedicine pilot - Carolina Escobar, MD, VIMA - TFSSVSee
A frank look at the specific challenges and successes of deploying telemedicine for oncology consults - from the Telehealth Failures & Secrets To Success Conference:
vsee.com/telehealth-failures-conference
InstaHEAL Telemedicine is a HIPAA Compliant Cloud-based Telemedicine, Tele-Consultation & TelePsychiatry platform that offers healthcare providers’ one-stop, real-time access to professional quality care.
Medicare, Medicaid, and major private insurers provide some coverage for telemedicine, but reimbursement policies vary significantly between payers and states. To get reimbursed, providers must verify a patient's insurance, use eligible telemedicine services and codes, and may need to partner with an approved originating site. While telemedicine offers convenience, navigating reimbursement requires careful review of each payer's unique guidelines.
The COVID-19 pandemic continues to present challenges to healthcare practices. This presentation covers the reinstatement of elective surgeries in a few states, the greater adoption of remote tracking, and new developments with the FCC’s Telehealth Program.
It also goes over the technology CareOptimize has developed to help streamline COVID-19 monitoring and reporting, its genesis, and how this utility can help your practice post-pandemic.
The challenges and opportunities in telemedicine during COVID 19 pandemic
Project supervisors: Dr. Rosalind Silverman and Dr. Lorelei Silverman
Background A multidisciplinary team consisting of premedical and predental students, internationally trained doctors, and IT professionals will showcase the present and future of telemedicine post COVID 19 era.
Methodology Our team researched literature and surveyed telemedicine clinics in Canada to identify the usage of telemedicine, devices, advantages and disadvantages of telemedicine in 18 medical disciplines.
Results We will present new technologies and best practice in telemedicine and tele dentistry as well as the practical use in clinics across Canada, USA, and internationally. We will also demonstrate the further role of telemedicine in expanding the field, and challenges and opportunities during COVID19. In addition, we will share our survey of application of telemedicine to telepsychiatry, teleradiology, telepathology, telecardiology, tele respirology, pediatrics, women health, ophthalmology, ENT, emergency response, physiatry, gastroenterology, infertility, dermatology, oncology, palliative care, allergology, rheumatology, and plastic surgery. The advantages of telemedicine such as fast access to care, reduced cost, cutting down on commuting, travelling in bad weather, taking time off from work, need for childcare, immobile patients, remote areas, cultural taboos are also assessed. The disadvantages of telemedicine are mainly present in older population that has less exposure to technology and the concern over data security.
Conclusion In sum, using virtual health care tools and telemedicine we can shorten wait times to see a provider, reduce the risk of community infection, improve training, and expand the range of access to specialists who live further away or need to be consulted for a second opinion
This document discusses the launch and success of an industrial telehealth program in Kentucky. It began in 2004 when a rural doctor and a self-insured coal company partnered to improve healthcare access and costs for employees. They established on-site clinics staffed by nurse practitioners who were overseen through telehealth by the doctor. This innovative approach successfully identified chronic health conditions, increased treatment compliance, and reduced healthcare costs by $7 million within a few years while improving productivity. Key factors in its success included strong leadership support, convenience for employees, and improved health outcomes.
Telehealth Secrets 2019: Transforming Cognitive Health through Telemedicine -...VSee
This document discusses how telemedicine can help address the growing problem of dementia diagnosis and management. As the population ages, the number of dementia cases is expected to triple by 2050. Currently, diagnosing dementia involves multiple specialist appointments and can take over 5 hours at a cost of $5,000. Telemedicine has potential to streamline diagnosis through asynchronous cognitive assessments. The document introduces Neurotrack, a company developing a digital platform using eye tracking and other technologies to remotely assess cognitive abilities and risk factors. Their goal is to establish baselines, monitor changes, provide personalized feedback and engage high-risk individuals in memory health programs to help prevent dementia.
This document discusses strategies for bending the healthcare cost curve by addressing modifiable risk factors and improving diagnosis. It notes that health behaviors contribute significantly to chronic disease and that current health IT does not strongly engage consumers. To increase value, the document advocates using technology to more actively involve patients in their care through virtual interactions with experts and care teams. This approach could boost patient trust in treatment plans and support for virtual care models while leveraging self-determination theory to encourage behavioral changes.
This talk was presented on March 4th 2009 at the APAN (Asia Pacific Advanced Networks) meeting in Taiwan. This Healthcare session was organized by Young Sung Lee, Naoki Nakashima and Parvati Dev.
Telehealth Integrators and Competitors LandscapeDonna Cusano
Presentation on telehealth competitive landscape with a focus on \'integrators\' providing care management as option. Overview of marketing opportunities.
Helping you understand the market opportunities of mobile health & medica...Damon Lightley
This presentation aims to help healthcare, pharma and medical device organisations to better understand how mHealth (mobile health) and medical apps can help to tackle the current healthcare challenges facing us all.
Deborah Weinswig's Digital Health Presentation for NACDS Aug. 24, 2015Deborah Weinswig
This document discusses digital health, wearables, and the consumer. It provides background on the author and organization. Key topics covered include digital health trends like big data and machine learning/AI. It then discusses medication adherence and how various apps, devices, and systems can help monitor medication usage. It also covers specialty pharmacy areas like biosimilars. The document discusses the growth of urgent care clinics and telemedicine, noting services available today and barriers to their adoption like physician shortages.
The document summarizes a webinar presentation on discharge follow-up appointments and care transitions. It provides an overview of the Office of the National Coordinator's i2 program which aims to spur innovation and highlight excellence. It then discusses the problem of care transitions and the opportunity to improve follow-up appointments. The document outlines elements of high-quality transitions and impacts on patients. It introduces the Critical Transitions Challenge to create a tool to improve post-discharge scheduling. It provides details on the challenge including desired tool components, pilot planning advice, and judging criteria.
This document discusses how digital media can bring patients, staff, and hospitals together in healthcare. It describes how digital signage can reduce patient anxiety by educating them before procedures. It allows staff to more easily access patient information and locate each other. For hospitals, digital signage provides tools for advertising, fundraising, and reducing medical errors. The key is developing a strategy to implement these technologies effectively within the healthcare environment.
This document summarizes a lunch and learn workshop on using big data to improve disaster management. It discusses how big data from sources like interRAI assessments can be used to develop algorithms like the Vulnerable Persons Registry (VPR) to identify vulnerable individuals. The VPR was tested during an ice storm and found higher-risk individuals were more likely to require care. The workshop involved brainstorming how different groups could benefit from this technology by mapping VPR scores and flood plains in Waterloo-Wellington. Stakeholder collaboration is needed to address barriers and further the project.
This document summarizes a report by Medicus AI on the challenges facing diagnostic testing in 2021 based on surveys of healthcare professionals and patients. It found that digital solutions, telehealth services, common diagnostic records, prevention and screening, and decentralized medical biology are key challenges and opportunities. Focus areas for 2021 include patients demanding better health understanding, convenience and quality becoming central to care, homes extending healthcare services, and improved health record interoperability. Medicus AI is a digital health company that supports the diagnostic industry with integrated platforms to help users understand health data.
Telehealth Remote Monitoring and Diagnostics proposes a telehealth solution to connect patients with a network of physicians using mobile technologies. This provides easier access to care for patients while increasing productivity and reducing costs. The solution involves patients sending health data like photos and descriptions to telehealth providers. Physicians can then diagnose patients and send prescriptions without requiring in-person visits. Aggregated patient data also allows for improved resource allocation and outbreak detection. The business aims to benefit patients, physicians and the healthcare system through more efficient care, personalized solutions and reduced costs.
This document discusses leveraging telemedicine and collaboration between medical professionals to improve community health resilience and disaster response. It proposes:
1) Establishing a network of doctors, hospitals, and subject matter experts that can provide telemedicine, share knowledge, and support each other's capacity.
2) Using this network to provide primary and preventative healthcare services, respond to disasters, and transfer patients when needed while maintaining the trust of local doctors.
3) Facilitating collaboration between urban and remote/island doctors to balance workloads and build capacity in remote areas through knowledge sharing.
At the Fourth Global Symposium on Health Systems Research in Vancouver IDEAS organised a special Satellite Session on the topic of 'Measurement, learning and evaluation for maternal and newborn health'.
Chaired by:
Joanna Schellenberg (IDEAS) and John Grove (Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation)
Panellists:
Wuleta Betemariam
Project Director - Last Ten Kilometers Project
John Snow Inc. Ethiopia
Lynn Freedman
Director - The Averting Maternal Death and Disability Programme (AMDD)
Mailman School of Public Health
Department of Population and Family Health
Columbia University
Pinki Maji
Senior Program Manager - Implementation
Population Services International - India
Magdalene Okolo
Project Director - Maternal and Neonatal Health Care Project
Society for Family Health - Nigeria
Presentations and debate sessions:
(1) The Mechanisms of Change with Krystyna Makowiecka
(2) Data Driven Action with Tanya Marchant
(3) Scaling-Up Innovations with Neil Spicer
(4) District Level Data for Decision Making with Bilal Avan
More info: http://bit.ly/MLE4MNCH
Healthcare Insights Callum Bir Deloitte Disruptive Innovations In HcCallum Bir
This document discusses disruptive innovations in healthcare, including opportunities for and barriers to self-care using technology, chronic care management, evidence-based care using personal monitoring devices, prevention of chronic diseases, and keeping people healthy through wellness programs and incentives. Growth areas include online tools for patients, mobile health apps, chronic disease management, and social media for various healthcare uses. However, barriers include limited adoption by providers, data governance issues, lack of awareness, and the need for sustainable business models. Trust, financial alignment between stakeholders, and government support will also be important to address.
View the video at https://vimeo.com/113578615 (password "cumberland")
Presentation to RCGP Thames Valley leadership event, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor on 25.11.2014.
One London conversation workshop 18 July slide deck Katie Harrison
This document provides background information on the One London Local Health and Care Record Programme. It discusses how currently in the NHS and social care systems, there is no single shared record of a person's care across organizations. This can lead to fragmented and reactive care. The One London proposal aims to address this by creating a local health and care record that is shared across London. It would contain a person's medical history, test results, diagnoses, procedures, appointments, prescriptions, care plans and more. This would allow care teams to access all relevant information about a person. It would also enable more proactive management of populations and empower people to access and contribute to their own records. The document outlines how a One London record could transform
The document discusses opportunities and challenges in e-governance and mHealth. It provides an overview of mHealth, including how mobile devices can be used for various aspects of healthcare. The document also discusses a vision for machine augmented mindfulness in healthcare, where machines could help monitor health, diagnose conditions, and potentially cure diseases at a molecular level through technologies like gene therapy and wearables. Realizing this vision faces challenges, but also opportunities to help the millions lacking access to proper healthcare through technical research and mobile health applications.
The document discusses universal healthcare coverage (UHC) and alternative healthcare financing solutions. It provides objectives around how emerging countries can use technology and alternative financing sources to rely less on traditional financing. It also discusses the need to view UHC as a real investment opportunity. The document then introduces a panel of speakers who will discuss topics like healthcare financing through private and public means, reducing costs through lean processes, and corporate social responsibilities in addressing healthcare funding gaps.
A health care organization laid out plans to reform its delivery system in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It formed four teams to 1) assess the current crisis delivery model, 2) understand changes in the communities served, 3) develop a new delivery model, and 4) share lessons learned. The organization highlighted gaps in care for underserved groups and a need for more equitable access. It discussed strategies like telehealth, addressing social determinants of health, workforce flexibility, and collaborating with other organizations to build a sustainable system focused on community empowerment and improved outcomes.
Why Precision Medicine and Personalized Healthcare and Why Now? Links to Canada’s Rare Disease Strategy The Future is Now
1) Marc LePage, Genome Canada
2) Michael Duong, Roche
3) Danica Stanimirovic, National Research Council
4) Daniel Gaudet, University of Montreal
5) Christine Dalgleish, Patient Perspective
6) Jamie Bruce, Khure Health
Road map for social psychiatry in 21 st centrury role of industry -Devashish Konar
Psychiatry has to move in tandem with industry for its next level of development. Closer association with Pharmaceutical, Biomedical and Digital industries will be important in the road map of Social Psychiatry in 21st century.
Crisis and online communications: Years of good reputation can be lost over a single incriminating video or post online. Learn ways to avoid he danger and when it happens how to effect damage control decisively.
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Building A Chronic Care Management Program That Can ScaleVSee
This document describes a chronic care management program called CareConnect ChronicCare 360 that utilizes remote patient monitoring (RPM) and telehealth. It provides an overview of the chronic care management model, benefits of RPM, technology challenges, and perspectives from patients and providers. Key aspects of the program include remote monitoring of patient vitals using connected devices, virtual visits with care coordinators and providers, and a care team approach to managing enrolled patients with chronic conditions. Workflows around patient enrollment, device setup, data monitoring, and billing codes for RPM services are also outlined. The goal of the program is to improve outcomes for patients with chronic diseases through remote care management and coordinated care between visits.
Deploying Telehealth to 1.2 M Users - LA County Case StudyVSee
Innovating Equitable Telehealth for LA County
The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH) is the largest county-operated mental health department in the United States, directly operating 85+ programs and contracting with close to 1,000 organizations and individual practitioners. It’s goal is to reach 1.2M of its 10M residents who are in need of mental health services.
Patient Engagement Strategies for Post COVID Success - Chris Nicholson | mPul...VSee
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Google gets over one billion health-related searches a day. Now is the time to leverage patients’ growing expectations for telehealth options to engage more deeply with them. Join our guest CEO of mPulse Mobile, Chris Nicholson and learn about effective patient engagement strategies you can put in place to create highly personalized healthcare experiences that drive patient outcomes--especially for the elderly and underserved populations.
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This document discusses best practices for implementing and improving telemedicine services. It addresses project management processes, billing guidelines, maximizing physical exams during telemedicine visits, integrating ancillary services like nurses and social workers, ideal settings for telehealth, developing patient-physician relationships remotely, and provides examples of telemedicine modalities like telephone, video and portable carts. The document aims to help optimize clinical workflows and revenue cycles while maintaining standards of care.
The document discusses the initial design process for implementing virtual visits at Arrowhead Medical Center. It involves assessing clinical operations and workflows, information technology readiness, revenue cycles, and health information management. Implementation follows an overall workflow that was planned. Virtual clinics have expanded significantly from 2020 to 2021, with more clinics, sessions, and minutes, as well as additions to county detention centers and skilled nursing facilities. The document also references stories about COVID-19 in the pediatric population.
The Enterprise Center is an economic development partner in Chattanooga that focuses on equity, collaboration, economic mobility, and smart city innovation. Prior to COVID-19, it worked on smart city applications and integrating health information into digital literacy programs. During the pandemic, it provided technical assistance to partners utilizing telehealth and supported individuals accessing remote healthcare, palliative care, and grief services across three states through partnerships. Lessons from the response included the value of community convening, keeping future goals in mind during crises, and localizing initiatives through community narratives.
El documento proporciona 5 pasos para usar la aplicación VSee en el teléfono para visitas médicas virtuales. Los usuarios deben descargar la aplicación VSeeClinic, hacer clic en el enlace de texto, ingresar su nombre, apellido y razón de la visita, hacer clic en "ENTER WAITING ROOM" y permitir el acceso a la cámara y el micrófono.
Legal developments for telehealth amid covid 19VSee
The document summarizes recent legal developments around telehealth coverage and policies amid the COVID-19 pandemic. It outlines temporary expansions of telehealth coverage by Medicare, Medicaid, commercial health plans, and self-funded ERISA plans. Regulations have been relaxed regarding practice across state lines, certain HIPAA requirements, and federal anti-fraud rules. Additional funding opportunities are provided by the CARES Act. Many changes are described as temporary, and it remains to be seen which could become permanent to improve healthcare access.
Getting Started With Telemedicine #2 - Malpractice | Webinar SeriesVSee
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Participants in this webinar will learn the risk management basics of medical practice using telehealth. From the simple telephone, to sophisticated, often EHR imbedded applications this mode of practice is becoming increasingly more ubiquitous especially during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Key topics to be covered include understanding state-based licensing regulations, informed consent, technology pitfalls and documentation guidelines. The speaker will also cover the recent changes in both federal and state regulations which allow physicians to begin practicing using telehealth with fewer barriers. Know the trends and risks before dialing in!
Enforcement Discretion for Telehealth Remote Communications during COVID-19VSee
The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) at the Department of Health and Human Services announced it will not impose penalties on healthcare providers for HIPAA non-compliance related to good faith provision of telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic. OCR will allow popular video communication technologies like FaceTime, Facebook Messenger video, and Google Hangouts for telehealth without penalties. However, public-facing apps like Facebook Live should not be used. OCR encourages use of encrypted, HIPAA-compliant options and notifies that it has not reviewed specific vendors' agreements.
Telemedicine Solution for Coronavirus (COVID19)VSee
Looking for ways you can utilize telemedicine to help contain the coronavirus?
VSee has had direct experience providing telemedicine solutions for both the Ebola and Zika virus crises. We’ve noticed a big surge of providers trying to get telemedicine quickly set up for their organizations. We want to help you learn about the different telemedicine implementations you can use to help keep patient exposure down while maximizing staffing capacity.
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In this webinar, VSee CEO Dr. Milton Chen shares telemedicine nurse hotline set ups, quarantine solutions, population health monitoring, and more!
This document discusses using telemedicine solutions like VSee Clinic and VSee Messenger to help address the COVID-19 pandemic for individual doctors, healthcare systems, and entire nations. It outlines how telemedicine can enable remote patient monitoring, virtual urgent care and specialist visits, mass education campaigns, and airport screening to reduce the spread of the virus while maintaining access to care. Key applications mentioned include telehealth hotlines for doctors, using video and vital sign monitoring in quarantine rooms, and leveraging SMS, apps and IVR systems to screen and funnel patients to virtual visits.
How AI Drives Better Healthcare: Should doctors fear AI? - Geoff Rutledge, MD...VSee
What should be the role of AI in clinical decision-making? Why must doctors embrace AI and virtual care in the next few years? How can we get to mass patient and provider adoption for virtual health? Join AI expert and HealthTap cofounder and Chief Medical Officer Geoff Rutledge, MD as he shares his 25 years’ experience innovating healthcare through technology.
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Future of Clinical Documentation: AI, Automation, Virtual Scribing...VSee
This month podcast Daya Shankar cofounder and General Manager of ScribeEMR share his 20+ years of hands-on experience in the healthcare space providing turnkey documentation solutions for clinicians.
- How are AI, virtual scribing and other clinical documentation improvement (CDI) tools transforming hospitals and practices.
- Envision a future where clinical documentation can write itself
- Eliminate documentation burden leading to physician burnout, missed revenue opportunities, and poor documentation of medical visits
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Telehealth Secrets 2019: Breaking down barriers to Oral Health: Teledentistry...VSee
The document describes a mobile dental clinic with diagrams and details about its tents and interior spaces. It notes statistics about lack of dental access and insurance in the US, especially for rural and low-income populations. A contact email is provided for the mobile clinic.
Telehealth Secrets 2019: Whose Pain is it anyways? - Susan Mazer, PhD, Healin...VSee
Susan E. Mazer discusses pain management and the need for whole-person care approaches beyond simply seeking immediate pain relief or a "magic pill". She advocates for positive distraction techniques using engaging content to draw a person's attention away from pain. Mazer highlights research on the Continuous Ambient Relaxation Environment (C.A.R.E.) Channel which uses immersive 360-degree virtual reality experiences of nature sounds and scenes to reduce stress, anxiety, and pain for patients. When developing similar wellness technologies, she emphasizes ensuring content is appropriate and accessible while prioritizing the patient experience over the technology itself.
Healthy Eating Habits:
Understanding Nutrition Labels: Teaches how to read and interpret food labels, focusing on serving sizes, calorie intake, and nutrients to limit or include.
Tips for Healthy Eating: Offers practical advice such as incorporating a variety of foods, practicing moderation, staying hydrated, and eating mindfully.
Benefits of Regular Exercise:
Physical Benefits: Discusses how exercise aids in weight management, muscle and bone health, cardiovascular health, and flexibility.
Mental Benefits: Explains the psychological advantages, including stress reduction, improved mood, and better sleep.
Tips for Staying Active:
Encourages consistency, variety in exercises, setting realistic goals, and finding enjoyable activities to maintain motivation.
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Integrating Nutrition and Exercise: Suggests meal planning and incorporating physical activity into daily routines.
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This particular slides consist of- what is hypotension,what are it's causes and it's effect on body, risk factors, symptoms,complications, diagnosis and role of physiotherapy in it.
This slide is very helpful for physiotherapy students and also for other medical and healthcare students.
Here is the summary of hypotension:
Hypotension, or low blood pressure, is when the pressure of blood circulating in the body is lower than normal or expected. It's only a problem if it negatively impacts the body and causes symptoms. Normal blood pressure is usually between 90/60 mmHg and 120/80 mmHg, but pressures below 90/60 are generally considered hypotensive.
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Christina Spears, breast cancer genetic counselor at the Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center, joined us for the MBC Support Group for Black Women to discuss the importance of genetic testing in communities of color and answer pressing questions.
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This particular slides consist of- what is hypertension,what are it's causes and it's effect on body, risk factors, symptoms,complications, diagnosis and role of physiotherapy in it.
This slide is very helpful for physiotherapy students and also for other medical and healthcare students.
Here is summary of hypertension -
Hypertension, also known as high blood pressure, is a serious medical condition that occurs when blood pressure in the body's arteries is consistently too high. Blood pressure is the force of blood pushing against the walls of blood vessels as the heart pumps it. Hypertension can increase the risk of heart disease, brain disease, kidney disease, and premature death.
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Gemma Wean- Nutritional solution for Artemiasmuskaan0008
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4. Agenda
• Camp Fire: California’s deadliest wildfire
• Recovering, rebuilding and enhancing the practice to support the community
• Deploying virtual care on the ground
• The role of the health plan
• Bringing value to providers and patients
• Scaling
• Discussion
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5. Learning Objectives
• Identify the keys to creating a sustainable, growing virtual care platform that
brings value to patients and providers alike
• Discuss the tools needed to successfully deploy trusted virtual care models
under time sensitive and challenging circumstances
• Recognize what is needed to deploy a virtual care model that can scale
both for a growing population and for continued clinical use cases
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FROM MARCH 1, 2020 T0 APRIL 23, 2020
TOTAL VISITS SKYROCKETED TO 1007
17. 17
ISSUES WITH CHOOSING A VENDOR
CURRENTLY ACCEPTABLE TO CMS:
HIPPA NONCOMPLIANT
FACETIME
SKYPE
HIPPA COMPLIANT
TELADOC
DOXYME
ZOOM FOR HEALTH CARE
18. 18
ISSUES WITH CHOOSING A VENDOR (2)
KEEP IT SIMPLE FOR THE PATIENT
THERE ARE MANY DIFFERENT PLATFORMS,
USE A VENDOR THAT CAN BE VERSATILE AND
SIMPLE TO USE ON ANDROID, APPLE, DESKTOP,
LAPTOP OR TABLETS
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2-STEP ENROLLMENT PROCESS
1. CONVERT CURRENT APPOINTMENTS TOVIRTUAL
a. The day prior, we call all patients, register them
and do a test visit.
b. Don’t expect them to be able to navigate on their
own.
c. Does the camera work? can you hear them? can
they hear you?
2. THE DAY OF THE APPOINTMENT
a. Medical Assistant “virtually rooms” the patient,
asking the regular MA questions and ensures the
patient is ready for the provider