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Recordings

All available recordings of the South Central Telehealth Forum 2019 are available at the link provided below.

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Presentations

Day 1 – Alexandra Castillo – Strategy for Automating Data Capture from Distal Telemedicine Site to Provide a Common Research Data

Day 1 – Tearsanee Davis – MS Diabetes Telehealth Network A Collaborative Approach to Chronic Care Management

Day 1 – Michael Murphree – Treating Special Populations HIV Telehealth

Day 1 – Melodee Harris – Virtual Site Visits for Clinical Evaluation of Nurse Practitioner Students in a Rural Clinical Setting

Day 1 – Mei Kwong – Regulatory, Medicaid, Policy, & CMS Updates

Day 1 – Matt Shafer – Telemedicine For the Rest of Us How to Build a Telehealth Program From the Ground Up

Day 1 – Larry Steinberg – How to Develop and Deploy a successful RPM Program

Day 1 – Greg Hall – Evaluating and Building Vendor Partnerships

Day 1 – Debbie Voyles – Implementing Direct-To-Consumer

Day 1 – Beth Malow – ECHO Autism Transition-An Innovative Approach for Increasing Access to Healthcare for Autism Spectrum Disorder

Day 1 – Anita Walden – Evidence Supported Methods How to Include Patients and Clinicians in User Centered-Design

Day 2 – Shannon Fryery – Using Telehealth Technology to Address Mental Health Needs in Rural Healthcare

Day 2 – Richard Summers – Teleconsenting as a method for facilitating Clinical Research Enrollment in a Population with Healthcare

Day 2 – Michelle Griffith & Nalin Payakachat – Evaluating The Patient and Provider Experience

Day 2 – Marzella Backus – Telehealth and Process Improvement Taking Your Program To the Next Level

Day 2 – Leanne Lefler – Acceptance of Older Adults to use mHealth Equipment for Heart Failure Management

Day 2 – Karen Munyon and Matt Ryan – Advances in Telehealth for the Cancer Patient Care Center

Day 2 – David Stern & Jon Ciampi – Opioids Using Telemedicine to Win the War

Day 2 – Anne Alexandrov – Mobile Stroke Units

Day 2 – Alex Cronin and Juhi Israni – A Multi Disciplinary Approach to Implementing Telehealth In Geriatric Settings

Day 2 – Sarah Rhoads – Feasibility of Technology Use in a Rural Mentoring Program for Pregnant Women

About SCTRC

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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The SCTRC is staffed by telehealth professionals with backgrounds in nursing, business, education & instructional design, and mass media/communications.

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The SCTRC also works with a dedicated group of professionals who comprise the SCTRC Advisory Council. This group provides a grassroots voice for the telehealth initiatives needed in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee.

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The SCTRC is proud to be part of the National
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SCTRC / UAMS Institute for Digital Health & Innovation

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