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  • 00:14

    This pandemic is something that in public  health we have thought about and in many  
    This pandemic is something that in public  health we have thought about and in many  

  • 00:19

    cases trained for for a long time and in March  of 2020 when the world changed our practice had  
    cases trained for for a long time and in March  of 2020 when the world changed our practice had  

  • 00:25

    to change and people really leapt into action  to think about how we make sure that patients  
    to change and people really leapt into action  to think about how we make sure that patients  

  • 00:30

    can still get the care that they need. Community  health centers rose to the occasion to provide  
    can still get the care that they need. Community  health centers rose to the occasion to provide  

  • 00:35

    critical access to primary care services  even through the pandemic and to assure that  
    critical access to primary care services  even through the pandemic and to assure that  

  • 00:41

    their staff could also remain safe in the  face of increasing spread and a lack of  
    their staff could also remain safe in the  face of increasing spread and a lack of  

  • 00:46

    PPE in some cases so 43 percent of health centers  provided telehealth before the pandemic, during  
    PPE in some cases so 43 percent of health centers  provided telehealth before the pandemic, during  

  • 00:53

    the pandemic almost all of them. They increased  a scale moving from over about 500,000 telehealth  
    the pandemic almost all of them. They increased  a scale moving from over about 500,000 telehealth  

  • 00:59

    visits to over 28 million in the course of the  pandemic. One of the resources that our office  
    visits to over 28 million in the course of the  pandemic. One of the resources that our office  

  • 01:06

    used to disseminate this information  was telehealth.hhs.gov it's a resource  
    used to disseminate this information  was telehealth.hhs.gov it's a resource  

  • 01:12

    for providers and patients and it includes best  practices, billing and policy information, funding  
    for providers and patients and it includes best  practices, billing and policy information, funding  

  • 01:19

    opportunities research to help the providers  during this transition. Telehealth has long been  
    opportunities research to help the providers  during this transition. Telehealth has long been  

  • 01:26

    a tool that our grantees in the Federal Office of  Rural Health Policy have used in order to ensure  
    a tool that our grantees in the Federal Office of  Rural Health Policy have used in order to ensure  

  • 01:32

    that rural residents have access to health care  services so it was no surprise to us when COVID  
    that rural residents have access to health care  services so it was no surprise to us when COVID  

  • 01:38

    hit and the grantees. Even if they weren't using  telehealth, they really did pivot in order to  
    hit and the grantees. Even if they weren't using  telehealth, they really did pivot in order to  

  • 01:44

    bring telehealth services into their work plans  and keep those services going for their patients.  
    bring telehealth services into their work plans  and keep those services going for their patients.  

  • 01:49

    During the pandemic we offered 15 million dollars  in grants to 159 different organizations. We  
    During the pandemic we offered 15 million dollars  in grants to 159 different organizations. We  

  • 01:58

    also created a number of flexibilities for our  National Health Service Corps and our Nurse Corps  
    also created a number of flexibilities for our  National Health Service Corps and our Nurse Corps  

  • 02:04

    clinicians so they could continue to  serve in the field and support telehealth. 
    clinicians so they could continue to  serve in the field and support telehealth. 

  • 02:08

    Specifically for the Ryan White HIV/Aids program,  one of the first steps that was necessary was that  
    Specifically for the Ryan White HIV/Aids program,  one of the first steps that was necessary was that  

  • 02:14

    we would do an inventory to capture where people  were especially our providers as far as their  
    we would do an inventory to capture where people  were especially our providers as far as their  

  • 02:20

    capacity to serve as clients. Because of course  you know with this population HIV suppression is  
    capacity to serve as clients. Because of course  you know with this population HIV suppression is  

  • 02:26

    a high priority and we wanted to make sure that  our clients were in a space where they felt safe  
    a high priority and we wanted to make sure that  our clients were in a space where they felt safe  

  • 02:32

    and also where they could access the care in  the absence of actually coming into an office. 
    and also where they could access the care in  the absence of actually coming into an office. 

  • 02:40

    I certainly hope that we've seen that we've  opened this door to telehealth we don't want  
    I certainly hope that we've seen that we've  opened this door to telehealth we don't want  

  • 02:45

    to close the door and go back. Telehealth is  certainly not the answer to everything and so  
    to close the door and go back. Telehealth is  certainly not the answer to everything and so  

  • 02:49

    there are many examples of where you just can't  replace an in-person visit, but there are also  
    there are many examples of where you just can't  replace an in-person visit, but there are also  

  • 02:55

    many examples of where telehealth really is  a great fit to meet patients where they are.  
    many examples of where telehealth really is  a great fit to meet patients where they are.  

  • 03:00

    For us at HRSA as we think about our  mission around health equity it helps us  
    For us at HRSA as we think about our  mission around health equity it helps us  

  • 03:04

    address those barriers that patients face.  It may help us address social determinants  
    address those barriers that patients face.  It may help us address social determinants  

  • 03:08

    of health like access to care. Transportation  is a huge barrier particularly for some of our  
    of health like access to care. Transportation  is a huge barrier particularly for some of our  

  • 03:14

    families who live in remote or rural areas.  I think now that our grantees and our rural  
    families who live in remote or rural areas.  I think now that our grantees and our rural  

  • 03:19

    communities have seen how much more access  they can have through the use of telehealth.  
    communities have seen how much more access  they can have through the use of telehealth.  

  • 03:25

    I don't think they're going to want to go  backwards. I think they're going to want to keep  
    I don't think they're going to want to go  backwards. I think they're going to want to keep  

  • 03:30

    implementing telehealth services as one tool  to help continuing to make sure that our rural  
    implementing telehealth services as one tool  to help continuing to make sure that our rural  

  • 03:38

    residents really are getting the care and access  that they deserve. Here in the HIV aids bureau  
    residents really are getting the care and access  that they deserve. Here in the HIV aids bureau  

  • 03:43

    we are also charged with working towards ending  the epidemic and as part of ending the epidemic I  
    we are also charged with working towards ending  the epidemic and as part of ending the epidemic I  

  • 03:49

    think the strategies that we're pulling in that  are related to telehealth and other strategies  
    think the strategies that we're pulling in that  are related to telehealth and other strategies  

  • 03:55

    are needed and necessary to make the changes that  we need to make to be able to end HIV by 2030. 
    are needed and necessary to make the changes that  we need to make to be able to end HIV by 2030. 

  • 04:02

    HRSA was able to award 50 million dollars to  health centers to figure out how to optimize  
    HRSA was able to award 50 million dollars to  health centers to figure out how to optimize  

  • 04:08

    virtual care with a special focus on the  some of the hardest to reach and most  
    virtual care with a special focus on the  some of the hardest to reach and most  

  • 04:12

    disproportionately impacted populations,  individuals experiencing homelessness,  
    disproportionately impacted populations,  individuals experiencing homelessness,  

  • 04:16

    migrant seasonal agriculture workers, so they're  going to figure out how do you optimize this and  
    migrant seasonal agriculture workers, so they're  going to figure out how do you optimize this and  

  • 04:21

    sustain virtual care so it's there into the  future to serve the underserved communities.
    sustain virtual care so it's there into the  future to serve the underserved communities.

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in view of other people; when others are present.

Telehealth and the Underserved

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Video Language:

  • English

Caption Language:

  • English (en)

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  • English (US)

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  • 4:02 / 4:43

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  • 173 wpm - Fast

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  • Education

Intro:

This pandemic is something that in public  health we have thought about and in many  
cases trained for for a long time and in March  of 2020 when the world changed our practice had  
to change and people really leapt into action  to think about how we make sure that patients  
can still get the care that they need. Community  health centers rose to the occasion to provide  
critical access to primary care services  even through the pandemic and to assure that  
their staff could also remain safe in the  face of increasing spread and a lack of  
PPE in some cases so 43 percent of health centers  provided telehealth before the pandemic, during  
the pandemic almost all of them. They increased  a scale moving from over about 500,000 telehealth  
visits to over 28 million in the course of the  pandemic. One of the resources that our office  
used to disseminate this information  was telehealth.hhs.gov it's a resource  
for providers and patients and it includes best  practices, billing and policy information, funding  
opportunities research to help the providers  during this transition. Telehealth has long been  
a tool that our grantees in the Federal Office of  Rural Health Policy have used in order to ensure  
that rural residents have access to health care  services so it was no surprise to us when COVID  
hit and the grantees. Even if they weren't using  telehealth, they really did pivot in order to  
bring telehealth services into their work plans  and keep those services going for their patients.  
During the pandemic we offered 15 million dollars  in grants to 159 different organizations. We  
also created a number of flexibilities for our  National Health Service Corps and our Nurse Corps  
clinicians so they could continue to  serve in the field and support telehealth. 
Specifically for the Ryan White HIV/Aids program,  one of the first steps that was necessary was that  

Video Vocabulary

/ˈmilyən/

number

1,000,000.

/ˈpraktəs/

noun verb

Doing something many times to become better at it. To work as a doctor or lawyer.

/ˈrēˌsôrs/

noun other verb

stock or supply of money, materials, staff, and other assets. Essential supplies of some things. To obtain (e.g. oil, gas) from its source.

/ˈkridək(ə)l/

adjective

Being important or serious; vital; dangerous.

/ˈdif(ə)rənt/

adjective

not same as another or each other.

/CHānj/

verb

make different.

/əˈkāZHən/

noun verb

Time when something happens or takes place. cause something.

other

.

/trānd/

adjective verb

having been taught particular skill or type of behaviour. To teach a pet a behavior or a trick.

/ˈsen(t)ər/

noun other verb

middle of circle or sphere. People or things that are attracting attention. To place a focus on something.

/kəˈpasədē/

noun

maximum contents.

/ɡranˈtē/

noun

person to whom grant or conveyance is made.

/dəˈseməˌnāt/

verb

spread something widely.