Events

Organizer: Southwest Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  https://southwesttrc.org/

This conference is designed to give a broad overview of a variety of telemedicine topics to include:

• Clinical services
• Telecommunications and infrastructure development/operations
• Distance education
• Evaluation
• Business aspects
• Equipment demonstration

Organizer: California Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  https://www.caltrc.org/

The mission of this event is to provide education on real-world RPM practice and foster a network of peers for shared learning. For more information and/or to see the full agenda visit CalTRC.org/events.

This is a private event, vendors are not permitted to attend. Registration is required for all participants

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Organizer: Mid-Atlantic Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  https://www.matrc.org/

For those of you who jumped on the telehealth bandwagon after the PHE, you may or may not realize that the policy landscape for telehealth was very different prior to the PHE. If this describes you, you may be in for a very rude awakening. Join Rebecca Canino as she discusses the many tools she has put in place to help her organization stay on top of all these confusing and sometimes chaotic changes.

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Organizer: American Telemedicine Assocation
Presenter:  www.americantelemed.org

-How health systems’ use of virtual care has evolved in the last few years and what their biggest takeaways have been
-What a successful virtual care launch and implementation means to health systems — Intermountain Healthcare, HCA Healthcare, Banner Health, and Concentra
-How health system leaders approach choosing a virtual care partner
-What Banner Health has learned from implementing virtual care nearly overnight at the start of the pandemic to becoming more intentional with their strategy after 2020’s madness

Sponsored by E-Visit

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Organizer: Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  www.nrtrc.org

Apply a well-established framework to systematically improve telehealth services, using quality improvement principles. The NRTRC is offering this practical and interactive quality improvement (QI) course.

• Session 1: The Model for Telehealth Improvement January 19, 2023, Noon - 1:30 p..m. MT

• Session 2: PDSAs - The Heart of Improvement and Data - Your Telehealth Performance Enhancer February 16, 2023, Noon - 1:30 p..m. MT

• Session 3: Telehealth Process Improvement Mapping March 16, 2023, Noon - 1:30 p..m. MT

For questions, please feel free to reach out the NRTRC at https://nrtrc.org/contact-us.php.

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Organizer: National Consortium of Telehealth Resource Centers
Presenter:  https://telehealthresourcecenter.org/

One major challenge during the early months of the Covid Pandemic was reaching vulnerable, high-risk populations. This significant problem was and remains most apparent in prisons, nursing homes, group facilities and with isolated, rural individuals. During the first two years of the crisis, the presenters of this webinar, in partnership with large clinical organizations, utilized innovations in telehealth mobile technologies and creative delivery processes to establish and advance clinical screening, care and transfer of Covid patients from prisons and nursing homes. This presentation will share these best practices and critical lessons learned as well as opportunities to advance new, cost-effective telehealth models of care.

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Organizer: The Telehealth Centers of Excellence
Presenter:  https://telehealthcoe.org/

The Telehealth Centers of Excellence, a HRSA-funded collaboration with the Medical University of South Carolina and the University of Mississippi Medical Center, will highlight the features of their new website!

Organizer: Southwest Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  https://southwesttrc.org/

Join us on Tuesday, February 28, 2023, as we continue our webinar series, ‘Changing the Paradigm: Who Tells Our Stories, Shapes Our Destiny.' This webinar will focus on the African American community sharing how, through the process of communities reclaiming their history, they confront oppressive structures, promote and support healing and resilience, and by so doing, shape their destiny.