
New Rural Health Report Provides Practical SolutionsBy Debra Miller | Wednesday, August 3, 2011 at 2:47 pmWhat isn't new in the report on rural health care from UnitedHealth's Center for Health Reform and Modernization are findings that rural Americans are more likely to suffer from chronic health conditions and have greater difficulty accessing quality health care. More helpful are the recommended solutions to rural health issues. Fully 30 pages are devoted to review of existing models of rural health care delivery, the promise of rural telemedicine, and new models for high-performing rural provider networks. |
HIV and STD Prevention Policies: Focus on Rural AreasBy Ann Kelly | Thursday, May 5, 2011 at 12:00 am |
Health Care Workforce Shortages Critical in Rural AmericaBy Debra Miller | Wednesday, May 4, 2011 at 12:00 am |
Narrowing Rural Health DisparitiesBy Debra Miller | Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 4:18 pmPrograms under federal health reform aim to tackle the persistent challenges of rural health disparities through expanded access and quality. New investments in rural primary care work force development and changes to rural hospital financing are part of the strategies to improve quality and reduce cost while improving health. State experts will describe how investments in telemedicine are bringing immediate specialized care to remote areas to save lives and reduce unnecessary care and costs. Hear about state successes in teaching patients to effectively manage chronic diseases, showing how integrating information technology, coordinating health providers, and incorporating evidence-based service improvement could diminish rural health disparities. |
Post Health Care Reform: A New Future for Rural HealthBy Debra Miller | Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 4:16 pmPrograms under federal health reform aim to tackle the persistent challenges of rural health disparities through expanded access and quality. New investments in rural primary care work force development and changes to rural hospital financing are part of the strategies to improve quality and reduce cost while improving health. State experts will describe how investments in telemedicine are bringing immediate specialized care to remote areas to save lives and reduce unnecessary care and costs. Hear about state successes in teaching patients to effectively manage chronic diseases, showing how integrating information technology, coordinating health providers, and incorporating evidence-based service improvement could diminish rural health disparities. |
Health Reform in Vermont: Transforming to a High Value and Affordable Health Care SystemBy Debra Miller | Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 4:13 pmPrograms under federal health reform aim to tackle the persistent challenges of rural health disparities through expanded access and quality. New investments in rural primary care work force development and changes to rural hospital financing are part of the strategies to improve quality and reduce cost while improving health. State experts will describe how investments in telemedicine are bringing immediate specialized care to remote areas to save lives and reduce unnecessary care and costs. Hear about state successes in teaching patients to effectively manage chronic diseases, showing how integrating information technology, coordinating health providers, and incorporating evidence-based service improvement could diminish rural health disparities. |
Narrowing Rural Health DisparitiesBy Debra Miller | Tuesday, January 11, 2011 at 3:56 pmPrograms under federal health reform aim to tackle the persistent challenges of rural health disparities through expanded access and quality. New investments in rural primary care work force development and changes to rural hospital financing are part of the strategies to improve quality and reduce cost while improving health. State experts will describe how investments in telemedicine are bringing immediate specialized care to remote areas to save lives and reduce unnecessary care and costs. Hear about state successes in teaching patients to effectively manage chronic diseases, showing how integrating information technology, coordinating health providers, and incorporating evidence-based service improvement could diminish rural health disparities. |
Access to Emergency ServicesBy Tim Weldon | Thursday, January 1, 2009 at 12:00 am |








