Redesigning Care in Series Based Care: Obstetrics and Autism Caregiver Training – Washington State Medical Home

november, 2019

21nov11:00 am12:00 amRedesigning Care in Series Based Care: Obstetrics and Autism Caregiver Training Event Organized By: Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center Event Type:Webinar

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NCTRC Webinar – Redesigning Care in Series Based Care:

Obstetrics and Autism Caregiver Training

Hosted by: Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center

Presented by: Marie Lee – Program Coordinator, Virtual Care, Henry Ford Health System

Description: This presentation will show how Henry Ford Health System has increased patient and caregiver participation, satisfaction, and convenience through the use of virtual visit technology. Their program has redesigned care pathways to safely and effectively deliver prenatal care via virtual visit technology to low risk, expectant mothers. The presenter will also provide examples of how Henry Ford’s evidenced-based behavioral treatment helps children, adolescents and adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental disabilities learn functional skills and reduce disruptive behaviors.

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(Thursday) 11:00 am - 12:00 am PST

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Webinar

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Upper Midwest Telehealth Resource Center

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