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CMA Telehealth Resource Center

Development funded by the California Health Care Foundation

The CMA Telehealth Resource Center is a compilation of the best available resources to help physicians implement and utilize telehealth in their practices. These resources have been thoroughly vetted by CMA to present only the most relevant resources.

The resources listed ican be sorted by category, topic, type and source to help physicians find the tools that address the specific issues they are facing. New resources will be added to this center regularly, so please check back often for updates.

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A New Way to Get Care: The Facts About Telehealth Visits

This is a sample fact sheet targeted towards patients outlining FAQs experienced by the Humana IPA.

| Categories: Humana, Guides, Toolkits and Whitepapers, Patient Preparedness | Tags: Patient Handouts, patient engagement

How Patients Can Engage Telehealth

This is a patient facing guide outlining how patients can engage in telehealth services in auditioning to combatting common patient concerns regarding telehealth services.

| Categories: National Consortium of Telehealth Resource Centers (NCTRC), Guides, Toolkits and Whitepapers, Patient Preparedness | Tags: Patient Handouts, patient engagement

Patient Instructions for a Successful Telehealth Visit

This is a checklists for patients to prepare them for their telehealth visit and provides tips to ensure a smooth visit with their provider.

| Categories: California Telehealth Resource Center (CTRC), Forms, Templates and Checklists, Patient Preparedness | Tags: Patient Handouts, patient engagement

Patient Satisfaction with Telehealth Services Compared to In-Office Visits: A Systematic Literature Review

A systematic review of patient satisfaction regarding telehealth visits versus in office visits. It outlines factors that Multiple factors were identified that impacted patient satisfaction with telehealth including travel time/convenience, access to healthcare, cost savings, clinical outcomes, provider relationship, and inhibiting influences of telehealth

| Categories: Minnesota State University, Systematic Review, Patient Preparedness | Tags: Patient Experience

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