A 10-week learning community to accelerate telemedicine implementation for ambulatory providers. This program finshed in September 2020.
Although telemedicine use has grown exponentially during the COVID-19 pandemic, many ambulatory providers still lack the knowledge and skills needed to implement video-based telemedicine into their practices. To support wide adoption of telemedicine, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response is partnering with the ECHO Institute at the University of New Mexico and the Public Health Foundation’s TRAIN Learning Network to deliver a 10-week, virtual peer-to-peer learning community called Telemedicine Hack.
There is no cost to join the Telemedicine Hack initiative. All ambulatory providers (e.g., primary care, surgical, rural/urban, dental, mental health, solo practitioners, physical therapy, school-based practitioners) are invited to participate.
Note: Although archived TM Hack recordings can be accessed below, we encourage users to access these recordings on the TRAIN Learning Network. Through TRAIN, users will also have access to TM Hack slide decks, survey results, discussion boards, and curated telemedicine resources. Users can also keep track of their participation and be awarded an HHS TM Hack Training Certificate (upon completion of 8 of 10 sessions).
User Guide: How to access TM HACK discussion boards on TRAIN.