Cost Effectiveness and Analysis of School-Based Telehealth

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Project Overview

MUSC has been working to conduct a cost-effectiveness analysis to determine: (a) the effect of school telehealth on use of asthma controller medications using Medicaid data to assess population health effects; (b) the cost effectiveness of telehealth in schools for asthma management using decision analysis modeling with a Markov and Monte Carlo simulation; and (c) perform a cost-finding analysis of school telehealth services. 

Center

  • Medical University of South Carolina

Team

  • Annie Simpson, PhD
  • Claire MacGeorge, MD, MSCR
  • Kathryn King, MD, MHS
  • Daniel Brinton, PhD

Status

  • Inactive

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Project Resources

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An Economic Framework to Measure Value of Pediatric Telehealth.

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Connecting Kids to Care: Developing a School-Based Telehealth Program.

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Comparison of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Care Between School-Based Health Centers and a Continuity Clinic

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Association of a school-based, asthma-focused telehealth program with emergency department visits among children enrolled in South Carolina Medicaid

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Caregiver Perceptions of Telehealth School-Based Health Centers

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Leveraging Technology and Cultural Adaptations to Increase Access and Engagement Among Trauma-Exposed African American Youth: Exploratory Study of School-Based Telehealth Delivery of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

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