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Viewing CHC Through the Lens of a Diabetic Retinopathy Camera
There is an old saying that if you’ve seen one community health center, you’ve seen one community health center. It reflects the great diversity of health centers across the country, but perhaps does...
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It was like a cross between House and a video version of Car Talk for doctors with patients infected with Hepatitis C. Instead of breaking into people’s apartments to find some hidden environmental...
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Project Echo, Google+, Patient Education, and a Patient Centered Medical Home.
What happens when you ask a social media manager for a Patient Centered Medical Home to write about Project Echo®? You just might get a strange collection of thoughts drawn into a single blog post....
View ArticleBetter Health Outcomes Through Telemedicine
One of the challenges of being a health care blogger is taking the language of grant proposals and peer reviewed journal articles and translating it into something that the average person can...
View ArticleDr. Sanjeev Arora, founder of the Project Extension for Community Healthcare...
Conversations focuses this week on an innovative model of care that’s linking primary care providers with specialists in rural and underserved areas of the country. Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter...
View ArticleToday is World AIDS Day 2011
The following is an email from Dr. Marwan Haddad to our CHC staff helping in the day to day battle against AIDS: We are now three decades into the HIV epidemic. Though we have made great strides in...
View ArticleProject ECHO at CHC
The following is a guest post from Dr. Marwan Haddad MD, MPH, Medical Director of HIV, HCV, and Buprenorphine Services at Community Health Center, Inc. This Friday January 20th is the launch of the...
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CHC Project ECHO Kickoff
Amidst all the fanfare about CHC kicking off Project ECHO® in Connecticut and the discussions about innovative use of telemedicine to improve health outcomes, it could be easy to lose focus on what...
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Psychiatric Telemedicine for Uninsured Patients without Stable Housing
How would I cope with being down on my luck, without a good job, a nice house to come home to in the evening, and so many other parts of daily life we so often take for granted? I imagine I might be...
View ArticleProject ECHO – Pain Management
Over 116 million Americans suffer from chronic pain and over 50% of those will seek care from a primary care provider. Considering the frequency and severity of chronic pain in our population, we at...
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Looking at Health Care Differently
I’ve always been an early adopter. If you know where to look, you can find stuff still online that I posted to the Internet back in 1982 and I’ve been on Twitter since 2006, longer than anyone else I...
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Visit from Singapore!
Hello everyone, Happy National Candy day! Yes, another excuse to satisfy our sweet tooth cravings. My name is Palak Shelat and I am one of the AmeriCorps members serving within the Telemedicine based...
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Weitzman Weekly
Spotlight: Planned Care Dashboard Evaluation Study Tierney Giannotti working on the PCD. Behind her (on the screen) is the dashboard. One of the objectives of Community Health Center, Inc’s (CHC)...
View ArticleAmerican Well Co-Founders Drs. Roy and Ido Schoenberg on Apple Heart Study...
This week hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter speak with brothers Dr. Roy Schoenberg and Dr. Ido Schoenberg, co-founders of the telehealth company American Well which is partnering with Apple and...
View ArticleFrom ACA Repeal Attempts to Natural Disasters and Health Tech Breakthroughs,...
This week, hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter look back on a tumultuous year in health policy, natural disasters, and disruptive breakthroughs with technology in health care. They revisit...
View ArticleStanford Medicine Dean Lloyd Minor on Apple Heart Study, Biomedical...
This week, hosts Mark Masselli and Margaret Flinter speak with Dr. Lloyd Minor, Dean of the Stanford School of Medicine, on his strategic plan for advancing 21st century biomedicine. He discusses the...
View ArticleViewing CHC Through the Lens of a Diabetic Retinopathy Camera
There is an old saying that if you’ve seen one community health center, you’ve seen one community health center. It reflects the great diversity of health centers across the country, but perhaps does...
View ArticleProject ECHO
It was like a cross between House and a video version of Car Talk for doctors with patients infected with Hepatitis C. Instead of breaking into people’s apartments to find some hidden environmental...
View ArticleProject Echo, Google+, Patient Education, and a Patient Centered Medical Home.
What happens when you ask a social media manager for a Patient Centered Medical Home to write about Project Echo®? You just might get a strange collection of thoughts drawn into a single blog post....
View ArticleBetter Health Outcomes Through Telemedicine
One of the challenges of being a health care blogger is taking the language of grant proposals and peer reviewed journal articles and translating it into something that the average person can...
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