Events

Organizer: Northeast Regional Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  www.netrc.org

It's been 5 years since the start of the pandemic. In that time, health systems have spent a fortune promoting and educating patients why urgent care is a better fit than the ER for lower-acuity cases. There's been an increase in digital care, providing another alternative vs. driving to the ER. There are care at home offerings and increased monitoring through RPM devices too. In 2024, 20% of ED encounters among adults 65 and older exceeded the 8 hour limit. CMS implemented an age-friendly hospital measure early this year. Hospitals are now required to have initiatives to improve ED length of stay and admit patients within three hours of the decision to admit. How are health systems limiting older adult's Emergency Department stays? Have we seen improvements in key ED metrics like left without being seen, left before treatment complete, workload balance, patient wait time, and "door to order" time? What do these numbers look like? And, anecdotally, how have things changed at the locations in your health system? Join us for this webinar all about the current state of ED triage.

Organizer: South Central Telehealth Resource Center
Presenter:  https://learntelehealth.org/

Join us for the next edition of our Telehealth Roundup webinar series! "TeleNutrition: Expanding Access to Care" will be presented by Linda Pennington, MS, RDN, LDN, President and Owner of Dietitian Associates, Inc. In this discussion we will define TeleNutrition and the basic components needed to get started, identify state & federal regulations related to TeleNutrition (i.e. licensure, consent, HIPAA compliance), describe routes of reimbursement for TeleNutrition, and illustrate lessons learned using real life TeleNutrition scenarios. We will see you on August 7th at 1:00PM CST!

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Organizer: Healthcare AI Bootcamp
Presenter:  https://healthaibootcamp.org/

In session 3 of the 2025 Healthcare AI Bootcamp series, attendees will consolidate foundational knowledge from previous sessions and gain critical insights into the broader AI environment, uncovering opportunities and risks.

Organizer: Arizona Telemedicine Program
Presenter:  www.telemedicine.arizona.edu

Join us for an update on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the 2026 proposed updates for the physician fee schedule (with some OPPS tidbits tossed in as well). Learn about changes and potential impact to our medical practices in 2026.

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Organizer: Healthcare AI Bootcamp
Presenter:  https://healthaibootcamp.org/

In Session 4 of the 2025 Healthcare AI Bootcamp, attendees will explore the lifecycle of AI systems and the risks that can emerge at every stage, from ideation and design to implementation and long-term use. Through real-world examples, participants will learn how data selection, system validation, and deployment decisions can introduce vulnerabilities.

Organizer: Healthcare AI Bootcamp
Presenter:  https://healthaibootcamp.org/

In Session 5 of the Healthcare AI Bootcamp, dive deep into the rapidly evolving regulatory and legal landscape for healthcare AI. Attendees will learn about compliance requirements for tools like chatbots, scheduling systems, and decision support technologies.

Organizer: Healthcare AI Bootcamp
Presenter:  https://healthaibootcamp.org/

In the last session of the Healthcare AI Bootcamp, participants will leave with actionable next steps and tools to kick-start being an ambassador for responsible AI use in health care.

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

Connecting Rural Health: Telehealth Strategies for Chronic Disease Prevention is a dynamic, interdisciplinary conference dedicated to addressing the unique healthcare challenges faced by rural communities. This event brings together healthcare professionals, policymakers, researchers, and technology innovators to explore how telehealth solutions can be leveraged to prevent and manage chronic diseases in medically underserved populations. Through engaging expert speakers in telehealth and chronic care prevention and management, attendees will gain actionable insights into the latest telehealth technologies, evidence-based strategies, and collaborative models that are transforming chronic disease care in rural settings. Topics will include digital health, remote monitoring, behavioral health integration, patient engagement, policy frameworks, and sustainable funding mechanisms. Join us to connect with thought leaders and change-makers working to bridge the rural health gap—advancing innovation, improving outcomes, and promoting health across rural.

Organizer: University of Washington Behavioral Health Institute
Presenter:  https://bhinstitute.uw.edu/

The mental health clinicians' "duty to protect" others from violent acts of our patients is complicated and raises legal and clinical questions. This talk will review the standard in Washington, which is an outlier compared to other states. The talk will discuss practice pointers and consider a variety of clinical settings, including telehealth.

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Organizer: National Association of Community Health Centers
Presenter:  https://www.nachc.org/

The Community Health Institute & EXPO is the premiere gathering of the nation’s Community Health Centers, the largest network of primary care providers in the nation. Currently serving, 1 in 11 Americans, NACHC’s goal is for health centers to serve one in three Americans as the nation’s healthcare Employer, Provider, and Partner of Choice. The conference will provide attendees with the latest in science, education, practice, and policy that health centers need to stay competitive and financially stable.

Organizer: National Association of Community Health Centers
Presenter:  https://www.nachc.org/

The Community Health Institute & EXPO is the premiere gathering of the nation’s Community Health Centers, the largest network of primary care providers in the nation. Currently serving, 1 in 11 Americans, NACHC’s goal is for health centers to serve one in three Americans as the nation’s healthcare Employer, Provider, and Partner of Choice. The conference will provide attendees with the latest in science, education, practice, and policy that health centers need to stay competitive and financially stable.

Organizer: University of Wyoming Project ECHO
Presenter:  https://www.uwyo.edu/wind/echo/index.html

Join us for an introduction to the ECHO model and learn how you can participate in professional development across healthcare, education, and family supports in Wyoming. Project ECHO uses social learning models to expand knowledge and skills through presentations, live support for problem-solving current challenges, and virtual resource sharing. During the orientation we will share upcoming topics for our fall 2025 ECHO programs in Act Early, Assistive Technology, Autism and Positive Behavior Supports, Families, Integrative Care, Student Health, and Geriatrics. Learn how to earn free professional development credits and engage in a community of practice. A recording of the orientation will be available. If you are unable to attend live, please register and the recording will be emailed to you.

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

Get Your Telehealth Questions Answered by Experts! Join us for a dedicated webinar designed specifically for metabolic dietitians who are interested in using telehealth in their practice. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to expand your virtual care services, this session is your opportunity to ask questions, explore best practices, and learn about resources and tools available to support your work.

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

From rings, watches and smart devices, explore how wearable technology is revolutionizing chronic disease prevention and management by providing real-time, patient-generated data. Hear from Registered Dietitians and telehealth technology experts on the risks and rewards of how person driven data is shaping behavior changes, improving nutrition and fitness strategies, and potentially reducing long-term disease risk.

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