Telehealth: Computer Assisted Behavioral Healthcare Presented by: Rhonda G. Patrick, LCSW, MPA 2010 Texas Behavioral Health Institute.

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Telehealth: Computer Assisted Behavioral Healthcare Presented by: Rhonda G. Patrick, LCSW, MPA 2010 Texas Behavioral Health Institute

Presentation Outline What is Telebehavioral Healthcare DefinitionHistoryLiteratureImplication/Benefits Medicolegal & Regulatory Issues Developing & Implementing Telebehavioral Healthcare Identifying Needs InfrastructurePartnershipsStructure/ConfigurationPilotingSolicitation

Presentation Outline Using Telebehavioral Healthcare Room & Equipment Videoconferencing Etiquette Verbal/Nonverbal Communication Special Populations Sustaining Telebehavioral Healthcare Reimbursement & CPT Codes Multiple Uses of Telebehavioral Healthcare

Defining Telebehavioral Health Telemedicine Telemental Health Telebehavioral Health Store and Forward Technologies Live, Interactive Technologies

History of Telebehavioral Healthcare Introduction1960s1970s-1080s1990s 2000 and into the future

Telehealth Literature Summary of published Literature Early History and publications Current Publications Summary of Meta- Analysis Clinical Trials

Telebehavioral Healthcare Implications/Benefits Access to Care Client Management Care Coordination Continuity of Care Future Directions

Telebehavioral Healthcare Medicolegal/Regulatory Issues Licensing & Credentialing Malpractice Informed Consent Privacy & Confidentiality

Developing & Implementing Telebehavioral Healthcare Identifying Needs InfrastructurePartnerships Structure/Configuratio n PilotingSolidification

Developing & Implementing Telebehavioral Healthcare Identify Needs Step 1 Infrastructure Step 2 Partnerships Step 3 Structure Step 4 Piloting Step 5 Solidification Step 6

Using Telebehavioral Healthcare Room & Equipment High End Versus Low End Equipment CameraMicrophone Broadband and Bandwidth LightingBackgrounds Clinician Considerations

Using Telebehavioral Healthcare Practice Competency Written Communication Videoconferencing

Using Telebehavioral Healthcare Cultural Competence Definitions Client/Counselor Interactions In substance abuse and mental health treatment interventions

Using Telebehavioral Healthcare Managing client schedules Videoconferencing and chatting When clients need in- person sessions

Using Telebehavioral Healthcare Key Aspects of Videoconferencing communication Verbal and Nonverbal communication with videoconferencing Key Aspects of and chat communication

Using Telebehavioral Healthcare Special Populations ElderlyYouth Ethnic Groups

Sustaining Telebehavioral Healthcare CMS Reimbursement policies CPT Codes Other Federal Sources of Revenue Texas Reimbursements PublicPrivate

Sustaining Telebehavioral Healthcare Multiple Uses Administrative Uses ResearchTraining Family Members Fiscal Uses

Questions & Additional Resources American Association of Telemedicine University of California Davis Texas Tech University University of Colorado-School of Medicine American Association of Online Counseling Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)