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Telehealth in the South Central Region (9.17.12)

By September 17, 2012May 4th, 2020No Comments

Telemedicine is saving lives and improving the quality of life in Mississippi, Tennessee and Arkansas.

MISSISSIPPI

The University of Mississippi was awarded $184,327 in the form of a grant to expand an existing telemedicine system with video teleconferencing units to additional rural sites.

http://www.rurdev.usda.gov/supportdocuments/rdDLT2012ProjectList.pdf

 

TENNESSEE

A Distance Learning and Telemedicine Grant Program provides a Tennessee Zoo with the necessary technology to deliver education at a distance.

http://www.avnetwork.com/installs/0009/distancelearningatthememphiszoo/89152

Telemental health is improving the quality of life for rural West Tennessee residents.

http://cisaucd.org/2012/06/01/telehealth-psychiatry-med-management-in-rural-west-tennessee-2/

 

ARKANSAS

Telehealth is allowing parents to bond with babies in Arkansas.

https://learntelehealth.org/blog/post/telehealth-allows-parents-to-bond-with-babies/

Also, in Arkansas “evisits” allow nursing home residents to visit with physicians.

http://batesville.todaysthv.com/news/news/101909-closer-doctor-e-visits-no-office-visit-required

 

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