Newsroom
2019
- UAMS-Led Stroke Program Helps Lower Arkansas to Seventh in Stroke Deaths among All States
- Telemedicine devices help provide care to rural areas
- Virtual Reality Reveals Challenges of Aging
- Oklahoman Glad He Was in Arkansas When He had Rare Stroke
2018
- Oklahoman Glad He Was in Arkansas When He had Rare Stroke
- Telehealth Expanding for Schools in Arkansas through UAMS e-Link
- Ambulance to Provide Stroke Care Through Telemedicine in Pilot Study by AR SAVES, Health Department, ProMed
2017
- Arkansas centers tap into telemedicine; program helps get mental health services to more people
- Health Matters: Doctor Visits Via Smartphone
- UAMS Receives Grant to Improve Access to Cancer Genetic Counseling Across Arkansas Using Telehealth
- Doctor credits his life to trauma system he helped create
2016
- UAMS Research Team Gets $325,000 to Develop App for Mentors to Help Reduce Infant Deaths
- 5th Annual Sickle Cell Symposium
- Public Webinar – Zika Virus: What People Need to Know
2015
2014
- Arkansas Governor Says Telemedicine Can Improve Healthcare
- South Central Telehealth Forum to be Held March 2
- OSU Medical Center Teams Up with UAMS to Provide Prenatal Care
- Institute for Digital Health & Innovation Hosts Delta Group
- Alum Helps Connect Rural Arkansas
- Nation’s First Telemedicine Program for Hand Trauma Established by UAMS, Trauma Center, Health Department
- Rural Doesn’t Have to Mean Remote
2013
- Curtis Lee Lowery Jr., High Profile Article
- UAMS Offers Online Continuing Education Credits
- American Stroke Association, Governor Recognizes World Stroke Day
- Family of One Pound Baby Gives Back to UAMS
2012
- Healing from a Distance
- Arkansas SAVES in the News!
- Arkansas SAVES Program Helping Stroke Victims:
- Arkansas ranks number two in the nation when it comes to stroke deaths and that’s an improvement we used to be number one…View the video
CDH at ATA 2012!
There were several representatives from the Institute for Digital Health & Innovation at ATA 2012, April 29–May 1 in San Jose, California. Check out our speakers and posters presented at the event!
Posters
Roy Kitchen, MS “A Non-Traditional Telemedicine Model – Providing Alternative Solutions” Poster
Michael Manley, RN, MNSc “Telehealth Training: Moving Past a Technology Focus to Create Patient-Centered Care” Poster
Terri Imus, RN “Utilization and Training of a Statewide Trauma Image Repository” Poster
Stacie Ford, RN “Cardiovascular Care for OB Patients via Telemedicine” Poster
Roy Kitchen, MS “Developing Strategies – The Key to Sustainability” Poster
Roy Kitchen, MS “Providing Rural Patients Home Town Care through Mobile Sonographers” Poster
Rosalyn Perkins, APN “ANGELS Before and After – Improving Access to Care through Telemedicine” Poster
ePosters
Roy Kitchen, MS “Meeting Demand: Developing a Robust Telehealth Infrastructure and Paving the Way to Sustainability” ePoster
Sarah Rhoads, APN, DNP “Facilitation of a Hospital-Based Web-Camera System: Support through an IT Help Desk” ePoster
Oral
David Fletcher, MBA “Improving Access to Care for Hispanic Patients with Limited English Proficiency by Utilizing Basic Telemedicine Tools” Oral
Curtis Lowery, MD “Kick-starting Healthcare Reform: Telemedicine as a Tool in Uniting Providers” Oral
Bryan Burke, MD “Tele-Education: Collaboration Between Academicians and Front Line Health Care Providers” Oral
Tammy Northcutt, RN “Telemedicine Challenges and Lessons Learned for Call Center Nurses” Oral
Panel
Julie Hall-Barrow “Pediatric Telemedicine: Affecting Outcomes Across the Academic and Clinical Spectrum” Panel presentation
Julie Hall-Barrow “Telemedicine Toolkit: The Foundation for Starting a Telemedicine Program” How-to panel
