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Organizer: National Digital Inclusion Alliance
Presenter:  www.digitalinclusion.org

NDIA is excited to host Dr. Traci L Morris for a 90-minute presentation about the digital divide on Tribal lands, the state of broadband infrastructure, the lack of data, and the opportunities for digital equity that are forthcoming due to legislative investment. Data on the state of broadband infrastructure on Tribal lands is both limited and flawed. Tribal Nations are working on expanding broadband infrastructure with significant federal investments toward digital equity. Dr. Morris is the owner of Homahota Consulting and executive director of the American Indian Policy Institute.

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

Artificial intelligence (AI) programs have recently been shown to be more accurate than human experts in diagnosing diseases such as diabetic retinopathy. Real-world experiences with autonomous AI, however, have been discouraging due to high false positive rates, the inability to accommodate real-world data from diverse patients, and limited diagnostic output (often just a yes or no for a specific disease). AI which is designed to work with human experts overcomes these shortcomings and improves outcomes by shortening the time that it takes to intervene in patients who need prompt treatment. Telehealth + AI programs provide the depth and breadth of human experts while enabling immediate intervention for patients who are at high risk of complications.

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

The Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center (WCCHC) on the rural western coast of Oahu, Hawaii is the second largest and oldest of fifteen community health centers in the state. WCCHC is committed to the expansion of telehealth services for underserved communities. Since their early adoption of emerging technologies in the 2000s, they have transformed many challenges into teaching points. In this webinar, Chrissy Kuahine will dive into WCCHC's innovative telehealth solutions to overcome barriers in virtual care. Key projects include kiosks for telehealth and social services, computer classes with kupuna (elderly persons), homeless outreach clinics, and affordable connectivity program outreach. Learn from Leina Kanana about WCCHC’s ongoing efforts in health information technology through Artificial Intelligence embedded with core systems to improve effectiveness and impact of clinical and social interventions.

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

•Understand the importance of digital health and quality improvement in transforming healthcare delivery. • List two challenges and opportunities presented by the intersection of digital health and quality improvement. • Define the potential impact of digital health and quality improvement on healthcare outcomes and patient satisfaction.

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