Finding Innovation and Resilience During the COVID-19 Pandemic: How Rural Health Organizations Are Adapting Their Program Strategies
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Adaptive Strategies for Rural Grantees Amid COVID-19: Adjusting Approaches to Data Collection and Utilization
Adaptive Strategies for Rural Grantees Amid COVID-19: Peer Support and Recovery Services in a Virtual Environment
Adaptive Strategies for Rural Grantees Amid COVID-19: Strategies for Supporting Community by Maintaining Work With Schools
Adaptive Strategies for Rural Grantees Amid COVID-19: Taking Community Health Worker Practice Virtual
Adaptive Strategies for Rural Grantees Amid COVID-19: Using Telehealth in New and Improved Ways to Meet Emerging Needs
Guide for Planning and Hosting an Effective Virtual Meeting/Training Event
Description
Summarizes a series of virtual peer learning sessions in response to COVID-19 for current Rural Health Care Services Outreach Program, Rural Health Network Development, Small Healthcare Provider Quality Improvement, and Delta States Rural Development Network program grantees. Provides an overview of common themes that emerged from the sessions. Discusses the challenges and innovations made to implement rural health and public programs across six areas: community health workers, data collection and evaluation, virtual trainings, peer support services and recovery supports, telehealth utilization, and schools.
Author(s)
Tanisa Adimu, John Butts, Coleman Tanner, et al.
Date
05/2020
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Organization
Georgia Health Policy Center
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Access · Broadband · COVID-19 · Community health workers · Delta Region · Emergency preparedness and response · Human services · Schools · Service delivery models · Telehealth