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Telehealth Education for Asthma Connecting Hospital and Home (TEACHH)

Description

This research will study the implementation of Telehealth Education for Asthma Connecting Hospital and Home (TEACHH), a novel intervention designed to provide an effective asthma educational platform appropriate for all health literacy levels. The intervention includes initial instruction in the hospital and reinforcement at home using virtual visits to reduce barriers to self-management support for children who are hospitalized due to asthma.

Grant Number

R03 HS028033

Principal Investigator(s)

Frey, Sean

Telemedicine for Pediatric Primary Care: Satisfaction Survey

Description

This is a questionnaire designed to be completed by caregivers in an urgent care, emergency department, or ambulatory care setting. The tool includes questions to assess attitudes of telemedicine.

Year of Survey

2011

Telemedicine and Non-Telemedicine Visit Experience Interview Guides

Description

This is an interview guide designed to be conducted with patients, physicians, nurses, and office Staff in an ambulatory setting. The tool includes questions to assess user's satisfaction and perceptions of telehealth.

Year of Survey

2011

Health-E-Access Telemedicine Interview Guide

Description

This is an interview guide designed to be conducted with physicians in an ambulatory setting. The tool includes questions to assess user's perceptions of telehealth.

Year of Survey

2011

Facilitators and Barriers to Adoption of a Successful Urban Telemedicine Model

Description

This project expanded the use of telemedicine for the management of acute childhood illness into schools, daycare facilities, and after-hours neighborhood settings, and evaluated facilitators and barriers to its implementation.

Grant Number

R18 HS018912

Principal Investigator(s)

McConnochie, Kenneth

Valuation of Primary Care-Integrated Telehealth

Description

Assessed the impact of a telehealth program on primary care utilization and cost for remote assessment and treatment of ill children in childcare and school sites.

Grant Number

R01 HS015165

Principal Investigator(s)

McConnochie, Kenneth

Using Health Information Technology to Improve Delivery of HPV Vaccine

Description

This project studied whether the use of electronic patient reminders could shorten intervals between HPV vaccine doses and increase overall rates of completion of HPV vaccination regimen in inner-city areas compared to practices without reminders.

Grant Number

K08 HS017951

Principal Investigator(s)

Rand, Cynthia M.