Telehealth
A medical school in Jonesboro, Ark., is teaching first-year students about how to use telemedicine, according to Region 8 News, an ABC affiliate.
Marlton, N.J.-based Virtua Health System has been awarded a $290,000 grant from the New Jersey Department of Health.
Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center, a federally funded program led by the Indiana Rural Health Association, has entered a partnership with the consultancy TeleHealth Solutions.
Guthrie, a Sayre, Pa.-based healthcare delivery system, has rolled out its telehealth service for patients in New York and Pennsylvania, according to WETM 18 News.
In a recent piece in The Palm Beach Post, reporter Christine Stapleton examined whether telemedicine can be used to treat recovering addicts.
Livonia, Mich.-based Trinity Health's national home healthcare agency, Trinity Health At Home, will utilize Plano, Texas-based Vivify Health's technology to bring virtual care to home health patients.
US Acute Care Solutions (USACS) recently replaced its legacy portal for physicians by building a new, modern portal with the low-code development platform from OutSystems.
Allendale, Mich.-based Grand Valley State University has entered a partnership with Answer Health on Demand to teach its physician assistant students about telehealth, according to MLive.
Michael Ohl, MD, is studying whether telehealth services can effectively connect rural veterans with HIV specialists, according to a blog post on AIDS.gov.
The American Telemedicine Association has released draft guidelines related to telestroke, pediatric telehealth and child and adolescent telemental health practice.