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Using Technology to Implement MAT in Primary Care
Using Technology to Implement MAT in Primary Care

Using Technology to Implement MAT in Primary Care

Equipping and empowering providers with technology that provides decision support and enables better connection, insight, and overall management of their patients with substance use disorders is key to successful medications for addiction treatment (MAT) programs. Learn about the tools that are helping improve patient engagement, increase adherence to treatment plans, and reduce program dropouts.

Attendees will be able to:
• Provide an understanding of the effectiveness of technology as a tool to improve MAT patient engagement and the quality of treatment.
• Explain approaches for improving the provider experience of running an MAT program.
• Identify the key elements that make outcome information useful as clinical and practice improvement tools.

Expanding HIV Prevention Efforts and Treatment through Telehealth
Expanding HIV Prevention Efforts and Treatment through Telehealth

Expanding HIV Prevention Efforts and Treatment through Telehealth

This webinar discussed issues rural Americans face in accessing HIV care and the opportunities that telemedicine provides to extend services in a way that addresses barriers to care that are unique to this population. It also presented opportunities to leverage existing infrastructures to support the extension of services and how to assess the costs and benefits of utilizing telehealth in place of traditional service delivery models.

 

HITEQ Highlights: Updates to the HITEQ UDS Clinical Analysis Dashboards
HITEQ Highlights: Updates to the HITEQ UDS Clinical Analysis Dashboards

HITEQ Highlights: Updates to the HITEQ UDS Clinical Analysis Dashboards

During this webinar, learn about the updated HITEQ Center’s UDS dashboards, available on the HITEQ site for HCCNs, PCAs, and health centers, as well as a nationwide version available to all website visitors. These dashboards show UDS clinical quality measure reporting from calendar year 2018, historical data, and benchmark data from Healthy People 2020 goals. These updated dashboards include a number of new features, to allow users to compare outcomes across various groups to improve the understanding of how certain characteristics correlate with clinical quality outcomes.

Bill Analysis of CONNECT for Health Act of 2019
Bill Analysis of CONNECT for Health Act of 2019

Bill Analysis of CONNECT for Health Act of 2019

The Creating Opportunities Now for Necessary and Effective Care Technologies (CONNECT) for Health Act of 2019 is intended to amend title XVIII of the Social Security Act to expand access to telehealth services, and for other purposes.  The Center for Connected Health Policy has published a comprehensive analysis of the bill, linked within.

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