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Resources / Palliative Care in Medi-Cal (SB 1004) Resource Center

Telehealth

Published June 25, 2019

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Telehealth and Palliative Care
This toolkit includes detailed information and resources on setting up a telehealth program, preparing patients and families, conducting visits, and documentation and billing. (Center to Advance Palliative Care)

Palliative Care Education — Anytime, Anywhere: Free Telemedicine Training Videos
This series of six open forums was led by telemedicine pioneers from ResolutionCare Network and featured guest presenters. Topics include getting past hurdles in telemedicine, symptom management at a distance, best practices for sensitive conversations by video, telehealth in emergency medicine and nursing home care, and more. (California State University Shiley Institute for Palliative Care)

Resources for Telehealth at Safety Net Settings
These resources aim to support the provision of telehealth for patients in safety-net settings who may have limited digital literacy or limited English proficiency. This includes examples of workflows and multilingual how-to videos, and includes resources for both clinicians and patients. (UCSF Center for Vulnerable Populations)