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Research Archive

2022

Utah Statewide Telehealth Use Assessment

Strategies to Improve Time to Activation within an Ambulatory Remote Patient Monitoring Program

Trends in Telehealth Care for Diabetes During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Remote Patient Monitoring Effectively Assures Continuity of Care in Asthma Patients During the COVID-19 Pandemic

NCTRC 2022 Annual Report

Designing and Implementing TeleBehavioral Health Training to Support Rapid and Enduring Transition to Virtual Care in the COVID Era

Clinician Preferences for Current and Planned Future Use of Telemedicine

Insurance Type Is the Top Predictor of Telehealth Use as Adoption Levels Off Long-Term

Telehealth and SUD: Review and Recommendations

2022 Telehealth Technology Survey

2021

NRTRC 2021 Telehealth Technical Assistance Report

Cost Benefit Analysis of Telehealth

Digital Health Navigation: An Enabling Infrastructure for Optimizing and Integrating Virtual Care Into Oncology Practice

Ensuring Quality in the Era of Virtual Care

Michigan Telehealth Research Snapshots Databook

Postpartum mental illness during the COVID-19 pandemic: a population-based, repeated cross-sectional study

Telehealth Payment Parity Literature

Utah Department of Health Landscape of Telehealth Adoption and Barriers

Virtual Care Choosing the Right Tool at the Right Time

Digital divide persists even as Americans with lower incomes make gains in tech adoption

2020

The Role of Digital Navigators in Promoting Clinical Care and Technology Integration into Practice

Digital navigators to implement smartphone and digital tools in care

Telehealth Privacy and Security Tips For Healthcare Providers and Patients

2012

In-Person Versus “Virtual” Dental Examination: Congruence Between Decision-Making Modalities (2012)

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