This webinar will dive into lessons learned from the Pandemic Response Action Plan project, a workgroup conducted by the Telehealth Technology Assessment Center. Topics will include 11 Key Critical Challenge Areas, a review of potential weaknesses in organizational response, and organizational opportunities that can help improve response to a pandemic public health emergency. REGISTER HERE
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This 4-part webinar series will address these concerns by identifying barriers and by highlighting sustainable models that have reduced inequalities and improved health outcomes. Presenters will describe the role of telehealth and what staffing, programmatic, and process changes have been implemented to increase access to health care, and social services.  

HRSA recently announced the next Health Centered Control Network goals, metrics, and timelines. Attend this information session to learn how OCHIN will continue to support your health centers' goals and priorities with the OCHIN's next HCCN. During this session, we will present a general overview of OCHIN’s Health Center Controlled Network (HCCN), highlight the benefits
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This virtual joint tele-health symposium is hosted by Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland.

Technological advances have introduced new ways to facilitate patient engagement outside clinical settings and support health monitoring and promotion of wellness in home and community settings. This presentation discusses various applications such as “smart home” systems designed to promote safety, the use of digital phenotyping to enhance symptom management and sensing technologies to support independence.

Over the last decade, technology innovation has upended every industry in ways that acknowledge and significantly alter consumer behavior. eCommerce is a prime example of a consumer-centered paradigm that shifts
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Hosted by: Northeast Telehealth Resource Center Presented by: Michael Hasselberg, Ph.D., RN, PMHNP-BC, Associate Professor of Psychiatry, Clinical Nursing, and Data Science at the University of Rochester Reid Plimpton -
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Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare innovation was often discussed in the context of a five to ten-year strategic plan. COVID-19 has served as an accelerant to adoption and implementation of digital solutions. Processes that would have taken years under normal circumstances began coming to fruition in a matter of weeks and months. But where do we go from here?