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Well, I declare! It’s time for another episode of Telehealth Talk! (Episode 4)

By October 13, 2015February 29th, 2024No Comments

Episode 4 is about the patient experience. Delbert discusses how Telemedicine impacts stroke patients through the AR SAVES program and the patient’s comfort level with real-time video consultation. Sarah discusses Angel Eye, a web cam that is available for the families of babies placed in the neonatal intensive care unit. Discussion continues about how Telemedicine supports the family team and bridges the distance between patient, provider and family.

Podcast host Sarah Rhoads, PhD, DNP, APRN, serves as the Education Director for the Center for Distance Health, and as an Associate Professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. Podcast host, Delbert McCutchen, BSN, RN/NRAEMT, serves as the Clinical Nurse Supervisor for the AR SAVES Telestroke Program.

Telehealth Talk is the only podcast devoted to Telehealth. Fans can access this 10-minute, conversational-style podcast on iTunes and Stitcher Radio. Click here to listen to the podcast series from LearnTelehealth. You can email us at info@learntelehealth.org. Don’t miss out on this valuable educational resource!

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Since 2010, the South Central Telehealth Resource Center (SCTRC) has been providing telehealth training and technical assistance. We offer a wide variety of services and resources to help develop, maintain, and expand telehealth services. While we strive to help anyone reaching out to us for assistance, we prioritize the needs of those who work with rural and other underserved communities and populations in our region — Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee. The SCTRC offers in-person and virtual assistance including on-site demos at our regional telehealth training centers, and popular online resources here such as billing and reimbursement guides, beginner courses, a variety of webinars and recordings, podcasts, and more. The SCTRC team is eager to hear more about your efforts and to brainstorm how we could work together to expand telehealth adoption.

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