Telemedicine has proven itself to be an important part of the future of healthcare. In this course, students will be introduced to the key components and considerations needed to design and implement a successful telemedicine program at both the practice and health system levels. The course emphasizes operational design principles and highlights a team based approach. Key content areas include clinical considerations, patient safety, technology needs, patient satisfaction, legal, government affairs, regulatory and compliance, and billing considerations.
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6 videos1 assignment
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6 videos•Total 94 minutes
Introduction•1 minute
History and Landscape•13 minutes
Telemedicine Modalities•26 minutes
Integrated Structure•22 minutes
WHO Taxonomy Part 1•20 minutes
Command Center Tour•11 minutes
1 assignment•Total 30 minutes
Module 1 Quiz•30 minutes
Health System Strategy and Telemedicine Operations
Module 2•2 hours to complete
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8 videos1 assignment
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8 videos•Total 77 minutes
Ambulatory Strategy•3 minutes
WHO Taxonomy Part 2•16 minutes
Provider Engagement•4 minutes
Patient Satisfaction•5 minutes
Support Workflow Process•5 minutes
Staffing Models•15 minutes
Program Coordination•13 minutes
Project Management•15 minutes
1 assignment•Total 30 minutes
Module 2 Quiz•30 minutes
Billing, Regulatory and Legal Considerations
Module 3•4 hours to complete
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8 videos1 peer review
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8 videos•Total 139 minutes
Getting Patients Ready•12 minutes
Training and Education•14 minutes
Legal Roundtable•33 minutes
Government Affairs•9 minutes
WHO Taxonomy Part 3•8 minutes
WHO Taxonomy Part 4•14 minutes
Rules of the Road to Recovery•27 minutes
Revenue Cycle•23 minutes
1 peer review•Total 120 minutes
Developing a Telemedicine Program•120 minutes
Future of Telemedicine
Module 4•1 hour to complete
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5 videos
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5 videos•Total 45 minutes
Assessing for Service vs. Value Based Care•2 minutes
Key Metrics / Dashboard Reporting•23 minutes
WHO Taxonomy Part 5•10 minutes
Research / Evaluation•9 minutes
Wrap Up / Look to the Future•1 minute
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