Delivery of Telehealth Mini-Conference – Program

Program guide for an upcoming conference on the “Delivery of Telehealth in Clinical Care and Research Interventions” exploring the challenges, barriers, successes, and future considerations. The conference is on Friday, June 18, 2021, from 11AM-2PM PT. The conference will address the challenges and highlight the successes of telehealth delivery in clinical care and research, discuss the populations telehealth works for, and highlight the populations facing major disparities in equity and access, and share important lessons learned and best practices to reach key populations.

Delivery of Telehealth Mini-Conference – Flyer

Flyer for an upcoming conference on the “Delivery of Telehealth in Clinical Care and Research Interventions” exploring the challenges, barriers, successes, and future considerations. The conference is on Friday, June 18, 2021, from 11AM-2PM PT. The conference will address the challenges and highlight the successes of telehealth delivery in clinical care and research, discuss the populations telehealth works for, and highlight the populations facing major disparities in equity and access, and share important lessons learned and best practices to reach key populations.

The Trials and Tribulations of Using Telehealth for Building Brothers Up (2BU) – Slides

Oral presentation by Kimberly A. Kisler at the Delivery of Telehealth in Clinical Care and Research Interventions: Challenges, Barriers, Success, and Future Considerations conference on June 2021. The presentation described the challenges, barriers, successes, & future considerations of the BUILDING BROTHERS UP (2BU) project which aims to reduce HIV transmission and acquisition and the risks that can result from substance use among BMSM living with HIV, ages 18-65 years.

Telehealth Experience at a Federally Qualified Health Center in Los Angeles – Slides

Oral presentation by David Solomon from Venice Family Clinic at the Delivery of Telehealth in Clinical Care and Research Interventions: Challenges, Barriers, Success, and Future Considerations conference on June 2021. The presentation discusses the success of telehealth from a patients and provider perspective which include better access, avoiding public transit, and improved geographic reach. The presentation also discusses challenges in telehealth that include patients not wanting to come in, the difficulty of setting up video visits, and Fewer lab draws.

The Intersection of Telehealth & Health Equity: Risks and Opportunities – Slides

Key note presentation by Brian R. Wood from UW & Mountain West AETC at the Delivery of Telehealth in Clinical Care and Research Interventions: Challenges, Barriers, Success, and Future Considerations conference on June 2021. The presentation discusses the benefits of telemedicine that include avoiding public transportation, waiting rooms, etc and preventing missed work, child or other family care needs. The presentation further introduces the idea of telemedicine needs – social determinants of digital health, these determinants include device with sufficient data, reliable broadband, technical literacy, etc.

Delivery of Telehealth Mini-Conference – Agenda

Agenda for the Delivery of Telehealth in Clinical Care and Research Interventions: Challenges, Barriers, Success, and Future Considerations conference in June 2021. The agenda features the conference schedule that lists the time of the opening remarks by Cathy Reback and Raphael Landovitz, the keynote presentation entitled “The Intersection of Telehealth & Health Equity: Risks and Opportunities” by Brian R. Wood, and the panel discussion featuring experts in clinical care and research interventions.

Delivery of Telehealth Mini-Conference – Program

Program for the Delivery of Telehealth in Clinical Care and Research Interventions: Challenges, Barriers, Success, and Future Considerations conference in June 2021. The agenda features the conference schedule that lists the time of the opening remarks by Cathy Reback and Raphael Landovitz, the keynote presentation entitled “The Intersection of Telehealth & Health Equity: Risks and Opportunities” by Brian R. Wood, and the panel discussion featuring experts in clinical care and research interventions.

Watts Health Center – Systemic Racism and PrEP Uptake – Slides

Oral presentation by Felipe Findley (WATTS Health Center) that discusses the history of race and racism in the United States and the impact on medicine/healthcare system. The presentation describes how Systemic racism is a contributing factor to unequal risk of HIV infection and access to care.