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Regional Telehealth Environment
This document provides an overview of telehealth and the Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center (MATRC). It discusses what telehealth is, including videoconferencing, store-and-forward, remote patient monitoring, and mobile health. Models that effectively use telehealth for rural healthcare are presented, such as telestroke, Parkinson's care, and high-risk obstetrics. The document outlines MATRC's goals of assisting rural sites in developing telehealth programs and describes the technical assistance they provide through their website, social media, in-person meetings, and email support.
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- 1. Regional Telehealth Environment: Whatโs Going On?Going thedistanceโฆso you donโt have toโฆ Southeast CAH Financial Improvement Collaborative August 21, 2015
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- 7. Itโs A GoodFit for Rural Health It Started with Rural
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- 9. Itโs Not JustFor Rural Specialty Care Telehealth + Rural?
- 10. PCMH + Telehealth ItโsA Good Fit for the PCMH
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- 12. Models that Work:Remote Patient Monitoring Remote Patient Monitoring: Real Patients/Real Outcomes โ Small Rural FQHC Look-Alike Replication Underway http://cotnexperience.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html โข 72% decrease in costs โข 50% decrease in hospital bed days โข 81% decrease in ER visits
- 13. Models That Work:Telestroke Facilitating Care in the Hospital: Telestroke and Teleradiology Telestroke โ Time is Brain โข Administration of tPA at stroke centers = 10% - 20% of ischemic stroke patients โข Administration of tPA outside of stroke centers = 1% - 2% (without telestroke) and 10% - 20% (with telestroke)
- 14. Models that Work:Parkinsonโs Care This program has saved patients roughly 20,000 miles of travel
- 15. Models that Work:High Risk OB Care
- 16. Models that Work:Substance Abuse
- 17. Models that Work:School Telehealth Types of School Based Telemedicine Care Provided โ 2011 Survey of 46 Organizations
- 18. The Future ofTelehealth Is Here
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- 21. Telehealth-Enabled Workforce Training AndLike Thisโฆ
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- 26. Hot Topics Ask yourself: โขAm I licensed in the state I am practicing? โข Am I licensed in the state where the patient is located?
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- 38. Who Are WeServing? Goals & Objectives MATRC
- 39. Who Are WeServing? Goals & Objectives MATRC
- 40. How Are TheyReaching Us? Goals & Objectives MATRC
- 41. Where Are Theyin Development? Goals & Objectives MATRC
- 42. What Type ofTA is Provided? Goals & Objectives MATRC
- 43. How Are WeProviding Services? Goals & Objectives MATRC
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- 45. On the Web http://matrc.org/ Getinformation about: โข Best Practices โข Practice Guidelines โข Evidence Base โข Etcโฆ
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- 47. On the Web Plugin your address and find out if you are eligible for: โข HRSA ORHP Rural Health Grants โข Medicare Reimbursement Or find out if a site is an existing USAC RHC Participant
- 48. In Social Media www.facebook.com/MATRC Gettimely information about: โข Telehealth and HIT Funding Announcements
- 49. MEET MATRCโs CONSULTATIVESERVICE PARTNERS In Person
- 50. MEET MATRCโs CONSULTATIVESERVICE PARTNERS TALENTED, CREATIVE AND PASSIONATE ABOUT TELEHEALTH In Person
- 51. YOU CAN REQUESTUP TO 10 HOURS PER YEAR OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FROM ANY OF OUR CONSULTATIVE SERVICE PARTNERS WWW.MATRC.ORG In Person
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- 53. In Person Annual Telehealth Summit April10 โ 12, 2016
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