The Institute for Digital Health & Innovation (IDHI) provides distance health technology to an array of participants, including physicians, clinicians, patients, medical students and more. Click HERE to read more about our programs and services that offer a wealth of educational resources and opportunities.
Angels Guidelines
Thanks to review and participation by providers around the state, our Angels Guidelines have defined best practices for over 100 high-risk obstetrical conditions and over 70 neonatal conditions. These best practice guidelines are available on our Angels guidelines website.
LearnTelehealth.org: The Telehealth Resource Center
LearnTelehealth.org is the gateway to telehealth information and training. Our virtual Community & Education Center is focused on giving telehealth users a place to exchange ideas and information. Blogs, articles, open discussions, training modules, and live events are available regardless of your experience in the world of telehealth. LearnTelehealth.org works to educate, advise and assist in the development of telehealth programs.
In addition, we offer a training center located within the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences campus and can provide technology assessment and advisement on appropriate telehealth technologies for organizations interested in expanding or establishing telehealth systems.
Questions? Call toll free: 855-664-3450.
IDHI High-Risk Pregnancy Program
The IDHI High-Risk Pregnancy Program was established in 2002 when two major state agencies, the UAMS College of Medicine and the Arkansas Department of Human Services, combined forces to address rural health care disparities and improve obstetrical and neonatal care across Arkansas.
The program’s mission is to ensure that every woman in Arkansas at risk of having a complicated pregnancy receives the best possible perinatal care. To accomplish this mission, the program is composed of six distinctive elements:
- Statewide telemedicine and clinic network
- Education and support program for obstetrical and neonatal providers
- Twenty-four hour call/triage center
- Case management services
- Clinical research, assessment, and evaluation program
- Evidence-based guidelines for best practices
Please call 866-273-3835 for questions or assistance with outpatient referral appointments, clinical telemedicine, or any IDHI High-Risk Pregnancy Program’s services. Visit our website for more information on our many programs including weekly educational teleconferences and guidelines for best practices in obstetrics, neonatology, and pediatrics.