[TAO] Fwd: Webinar Reminder

Mon Aug 17 16:02:40 PDT 2020

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Date: Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 11:29 AM
Subject: Webinar Reminder
To: Catherine Britain <csbritain at gmail.com>

August Webinar

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August 13th, 2020
*Webinar Topic*
*When: August 20th, 2020 at 11 AM - 12 PM PT*
*Description:*

Telehealth use has increased 8,336% nationally. Video conferencing and
associated technology have been quickly implemented in response to
COVID-19, so healthcare providers could “see” patients in the safety of
their home. Technology-mediated home visits have an advantage of
eliminating vulnerable patients’ exposure to health complications, but
compromises the use of touch and vision to gain knowledge. Commonly, when
senses are compromised, tools are needed to enhance existing senses. A
tool, such as a guide, can improve tele-homecare providers’ abilities to
assess and communicate with patients and their families. Without a guide,
the potential brevity of videoconferencing visits puts providers at risk
for missing cues to potential problems. The purpose of this presentation is
to examine *Comprehensive Patient Assessment using Telehealth in the Home
(CPATH)* as a validated guide to prompt telehealth providers to ask to
observe items in the home within key domains of concerns.
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*Presenters:*
*Kimberly Shea, RN, PhD, CHPN, Clinical Associate Professor - University of
Arizona*

Kimberly Shea, RN, PhD, CHPN is a Clinical Associate Professor at the
University of Arizona (UArizona), College of Nursing and Assistant
Professor of Practice at the UArizona Department of Biomedical Informatics.
She has been funded for her program of research in home-based telehealth
since 2004. Her clinical experience and certification are in hospice and
palliative nursing. Her research studies have examined: 1) Relationship
building when technology moderates interactions among patient, nurse, and
caregiver; 2) Patient integration of telemonitoring data into lifestyle
choices; 3) Usability of iPad technology for symptom management; 4) Best
practices using the Comprehensive Patient Assessment for Telehealth in the
Home (CPATH) framework. Dr. Shea has presented locally, nationally, and
internationally on telehealth and telepalliative care. She serves as the
Associate Director of Telenursing for the Arizona Telemedicine Program.
*Victoria Towers MSN, FNP-BC, Family Nurse Practitioner - University of
Arizona*

Victoria Towers MSN, FNP-BC is a current dual doctorate (DNP-PhD) student
at the University of Arizona.  Ms. Towers is a board certified Family Nurse
Practitioner with her experience as a Registered Nurse being in the
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and telehealth. Her clinical training has
largely been in the fields of rural and international health, while working
with both pediatric and adult populations. She is currently a member of
numerous state and national nursing organizations, and has several
publications and presentations in the fields of primary care and telehealth.

*Last Month's Webinar:*
*Digital Marketing: Best Practices for Direct to Consumer Telehealth*
Recorded on July 16th, 2020

In the wake of COVID-19, consumer behavior and interaction with healthcare
providers has shifted to place more emphasis on digital touchpoints. Now
more than ever, it’s critical that telehealth providers understand how to
implement effective digital marketing strategies to connect with patients
and reduce friction in their digital experience. This presentation helped
to lay the foundation for providers to build a digital strategy. In this
presentation, participants learned how to:

1. Identify opportunities to reduce friction based on the consumer journey
2. Discuss highest value marketing channels based on consumer data
3. Define audience segments and outline conversion goals
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NCTRC is to increase the consistency, efficiency, and impact of federally
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