• Current Projects - (1)
• Completed Projects - (1)
• Publications - (3)

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Current Projects - (1)

• Telehealth for Heart Attack and Stroke in Rural Hospitals
  The primary purpose of this project is to examine telehealth for heart attack and stroke in national samples of hospitals by reviewing trends and factors in adoption of these telehealth services and implementation strategies across levels of rurality.
  Research center: Rural Telehealth Research Center
  Topics: Emergency medical services and trauma, Telehealth
  

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Completed Projects - (1)

• Telestroke Adoption, Cost, and Quality in Hospitals in North Carolina
  There is some evidence to suggest that telestroke services can provide care comparable to in-person services, while keeping patients in their community.
  Research center: Rural Telehealth Research Center
  Topics: Quality, Telehealth
  

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Publications - (3)

• Implementation Strategies for Telestroke: A Qualitative Study of Telestroke Networks in North Carolina
  Rural Telehealth Research Center
  Date: 09/2018
  Through semi-structured interviews with 24 telestroke representatives, this study examines the adoption decision process and strategies employed during telestroke network development, implementation, and sustainability. We found differences across networks in terms of network structure, quality monitoring, and performance feedback.
• Process of Identifying Measures and Data Elements for the HRSA School-Based Telehealth Network Grant Program
  Policy Brief
  Rural Telehealth Research Center
  Date: 06/2020
  This brief details work to identify measures and develop data elements appropriate to school-based telehealth, create an Excel-based tool, and systematically collect data from grantees in the Health Resources and Services Administration's School-Based Telehealth Network Grant Program.
• Telestroke Adoption Among Community Hospitals in North Carolina: A Cross-Sectional Study
  Rural Telehealth Research Center
  Date: 05/2018
  This study identifies community and hospital characteristics associated with the adoption of telestroke among acute care hospitals in North Carolina.