Develop Resources for Telehealth Research

Overview Resources

Project Overview

In addition to evaluation of specific clinical programs, the MUSC COE develops a variety of resources to support telehealth research more broadly. These include toolkits and TA documents on topics such as implementation science and telehealth, approaches to telehealth measurement, and so on.

Center

  • Medical University of South Carolina

Team

  • Core Team - MUSC

Status

  • Active

Category(s)

Project Resources

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Implementing a virtual weight management program in rural primary care: Pilot results and insights

Resource  >  Presentations
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Efficient & Accurate Reporting with a Dedicated Telehealth Data Mart

Resource  >  Presentations
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Vizient Smart Hospital Roundtable

Resource  >  Presentations
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Digital Health Journals for Publishing Telehealth Research

Resource  >  TA Documents
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Differences in Telehealth Utilization by: State and Type of Parity Law

Resource  >  Presentations
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One-Year Cost of Anxiety/Depression Treatment: Telehealth vs. Face-to-Face in Nationwide Cohort

Resource  >  Presentations
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Implementation Science Telehealth Toolkit

Resource  >  Toolkits
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Matching Irregular EHR Intensive Care Data to Create an Accurate and Analyzable Dataset

Resource  >  Presentations
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Patient Satisfaction of Telemedicine Remote Patient Monitoring: A Systematic Review

Resource  >  Publications
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Missing data methods for intensive care unit SOFA scores in electronic health records studies: results from a Monte Carlo simulation

Resource  >  Publications
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Methods for Remote Clinical Trials

Resource  >  TA Documents
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Telehealth outcomes research: Show me the data

Resource  >  Publications
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Teleconsent: Transforming Research Participant Enrollment

Resource  >  TA Documents
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Resources for Telehealth Experience and Satisfaction Surveys

Resource  >  TA Documents
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Facilitating the informed consent process using teleconsent: protocol for a feasibility and efficacy study

Resource  >  Publications
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Teleconsent-A New Modality for Informed Consenting

Resource  >  Publications
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