Building Successful Telemedicine Programs/Applications Overview

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1 Building Successful Telemedicine Programs/Applications Overview Ronald S. Weinstein, M.D. Director, Arizona Telemedicine Program Professor, Dept. of Pathology College of Medicine University of Arizona 1

2 United Healthcare Virtual Visits HZRSOnQ

3 2016 Arizona Telemedicine Program Assess Your Market & Need Establish Your Vision Build Your Financial Plan Form Your Partnership & Workflows Do Your Due Diligence Find Your Partner Train Your Staff Market Your Service Evaluate Your Program 3

4 160+ Sites Urban & rural hospitals Native American healthcare Prisons & jails Community health centers Schools Distance learning affiliates International Sites Arizona Telemedicine Network 4

5 Telemedicine Applications Telemedicine Subspecialty Consultations Anesthesiology Neurosurgery Peds. Orthopedics Cardiology Ob/Gyn Peds. Psychiatry Dental Ophthalmology Peds. Pulmonology Dermatology Orthopedics Peds. Rheumatology Endocrinology Otorhinolaryngology Peds. Urology Fam. & Comm. Med. Pain Clinic Psychiatry Gastroenterology Pathology Radiology Genetics Peds. Cardiology Reprod/Infertility Geriatrics Peds. Dermatology Rheumatology Hematology/Oncology Peds. Endocrinology Sports Medicine Hepatology Peds. Gastroenterology Surgery Infectious Disease Peds. Hem/Onc Surgical Oncology Integrative Medicine Peds. Infec. Disease Transplantation Internal Medicine Peds. Nephrology Toxicology Molecular Diagnostics Peds. Neurology Urology Nephrology Peds. Ophthalmology Vascular Neurology Peds. Oral Surgery Wound Management 5

6 Teleradiology 6

7 Telepsychiatry 2016 Arizona Telemedicine Program Tele-Urgent Care Teletrauma - University of Arizona Health Network ( multiple communities) Telestroke Mayo Clinic Telestroke Network (11 rural communities) Teleburn Arizona Burn Center (Maricopa Medical Center 12 Sites) eicu (electronic Intensive Care Units) Banner Health eicu Network (7 Banner hospitals) 7

8 Teletrauma 8

9 Telemedicine saves hundreds of thousands of dollars in travel expenses for doctors, nurses and patients each year. Robert Kerr Budget Analyst, Principal Arizona Telemedicine Program Case Study Care Beyond Walls and Wires is the best thing ever for me, and the best thing for my dad. Rita Yazzie 9

10 Yes, telemedicine did feel weird at first. But it works. You get used to it. I think it s the wave of the future. Patient Teledermatology 10

11 Teleophthalmology Infectious Disease 11

12 Telemedicine Services Telepresence Preparedness Rep. Giffords Shot in Tucson, Saturday, January 8, , Arizona Telemedicine Program 12

13 Gifford Incident Saturday, January 8, 2011 Tucson Shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Gifford 6 Dead 12 Wounded Level I Trauma Center at University Medical Center in Tucson Pre-Transfer Clinical Video Conferencing University of Arizona and University of Texas 13

14 Telepresence 14

15 Chronic Disease Management 15

16 Diabetes Classes to Amado via POTS (phone lines) Sopori Elementary School Amado St. Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic Tucson 16

17 Diabetes Monitoring 2014, Arizona Telemedicine Program 17

18 2014, Arizona Telemedicine Program Strategic Planning 18

19 Sustainability Issues Meaningful use Reimbursement Credentialing Interstate medical licensure Telecommunications costs Equipment obsolescence 19

20 2015 Telehealth Issues & Opportunities New drivers creating need for virtual care models (ACO, PPACA, etc.) Physicians shortages and increased numbers of patients entering the system Consumer demands for more convenient health care services (mhealth) Large scale commercialization of telemedicine services New Waves of Corporate Players CVS Health - Minute Clinics Walgreens - Walk-in-clinics United Healthcare PCP Networks 20

21 American Well 5tE Doctor on Demand MDLive u8w 2014, Arizona Telemedicine Program 21

22 ! Thank you Ronald S. Weinstein, MD 22