Over the last decade, changes in health care policy, demographics, and technology have presented new opportunities for delivering medical care in rural areas. Telemedicine and limited-service hospitals are two innovations currently used to strengthen the likelihood of continued health care in rural communities. Montana is one of the few States where both these options have been implemented, providing a unique environment for observing the effects of each on rural health care systems, communities, and individuals
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
This research paper explores the potential of telemedicine as a new approach to providing healthcare...
Telemental health has been recognized as a technique to improve access to care delivered to Rural co...
Telemedicine, a rapidly developing field, has the potential to significantly increase rural and unde...
Telemedicine is transforming the healthcare industry. Rural Kentuckians stand to benefit greatly fr...
Changes in health care policies, demographics, and technology have presented new opportunities for t...
Access to appropriate healthcare services continues to be a major challenge in rural America. Telehe...
Nearly 20 % of the U.S. population lives in rural areas and are not resistant to many of the U.S. he...
Nearly 20% of the U.S. population lives in rural areas and are not resistant to many of the U.S. hea...
Fondly known as “the last best place, ” Montana ranks 44th nation-ally in state population, fourth i...
Telemedicine offers a unique opportunity for the delivery of healthcare to rural communities. For th...
The paper focuses on the need to address territorial inequalities in American healthcare services. I...
Public policies during the past 30 years have helped build and stabilize the rural health care deliv...
PurposeNearly one-fifth of Americans live in rural areas and experience multiple socioeconomic and h...
Healthcare shortages in rural areas are problematic, with a physician to patient ratio of 1 physicia...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
This research paper explores the potential of telemedicine as a new approach to providing healthcare...
Telemental health has been recognized as a technique to improve access to care delivered to Rural co...
Telemedicine, a rapidly developing field, has the potential to significantly increase rural and unde...
Telemedicine is transforming the healthcare industry. Rural Kentuckians stand to benefit greatly fr...
Changes in health care policies, demographics, and technology have presented new opportunities for t...
Access to appropriate healthcare services continues to be a major challenge in rural America. Telehe...
Nearly 20 % of the U.S. population lives in rural areas and are not resistant to many of the U.S. he...
Nearly 20% of the U.S. population lives in rural areas and are not resistant to many of the U.S. hea...
Fondly known as “the last best place, ” Montana ranks 44th nation-ally in state population, fourth i...
Telemedicine offers a unique opportunity for the delivery of healthcare to rural communities. For th...
The paper focuses on the need to address territorial inequalities in American healthcare services. I...
Public policies during the past 30 years have helped build and stabilize the rural health care deliv...
PurposeNearly one-fifth of Americans live in rural areas and experience multiple socioeconomic and h...
Healthcare shortages in rural areas are problematic, with a physician to patient ratio of 1 physicia...
This series of briefs were produced by the Maine Health Access Foundation (MeHAF) in conjunction wit...
This research paper explores the potential of telemedicine as a new approach to providing healthcare...
Telemental health has been recognized as a technique to improve access to care delivered to Rural co...