Evaluating Telehealth Services

Molly Brown, director of the Heartland Telehealth Resource Center, joins Lara Brooks and shares insights on boosting #telehealth services using the HTRC assessment tool and accessing HTRC resources and technical assistance. The recording lasts approximately 45 minutes.

OSU Center for Health Sciences Rural Medical Education Sites & TeleHealth Network Sites, December 2021

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OSU Center for Health Sciences Rural Medical Education Sites & TeleHealth Network Sites, May 2019

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OSU Center for Health Sciences Rural Medical Education Sites & TeleHealth Network Sites, August 2018

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OSU Center for Health Sciences Rural Medical Education Sites & TeleHealth Network Sites, May 2017

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Telemedicine is Not the Future, It's the Now

From the December 2015 edition of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association's Oklahoma D.O., Steve Casady discusses recent changes to the laws and rules regulating telemedicine in Oklahoma. His article begins on page 20.

Oklahoma News Report Features OSU TeleHealth

According to the United Health Foundation Oklahoma ranks 49th in the nation for the number of primary care doctors. Of the 77 counties in the state, 64 have a shortage of health providers. Telemedicine is helping doctors reach more patients especially in rural areas and new regarding virtual doctors’ visits could change the way all of us visit our physicians in the future. This story aired on the ONR on OETA-The Oklahoma Network.

Telemedicine, Telehealth & mHealth: What Does it all Mean and are These Technologies Viable Additions to Providing Health Care in Oklahoma?

From the December 2014 edition of the Oklahoma Osteopathic Association's Oklahoma D.O., Steve Casady, Director of TeleHealth at the OSU Center for Rural Health, provides an overview of important technologies shaping the delivery of health care and how they can be used in a rural practice setting. His article begins on page 14.