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eHealth/Telehealth

eHealth and telehealth leverage computer and telephone-based technologies—in concert with health informatics, specialty care, and case managements—to improve Veterans' care delivery, quality, and access. Telehealth and eHealth can also help improve the quality of Veterans' care when used by providers, such as when primary care providers use real-time video to seek advice from specialists on diagnoses or procedures. eHealth and telehealth technology can also provide Veterans and their caregivers with a greater degree of involvement in the their treatment through the use of web-based personal medical records like MyHealtheVet.

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Citations

(5 of more than 359 EHEALTH focused publications)



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Publication Briefs

(5 of more than 15 EHEALTH focused publication briefs)



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Studies

( 5 of more than 130 EHEALTH focused projects )

Project No.  Title  PI  Funding Start   
CDA 22-066 Expanding Exercise Programming for Veterans Through Telehealth Abbate, Lauren 2023-04-01
IIR 21-100 Telehealth-delivered peer support to improve quality of life among Veterans with multimorbidity Gray, Kristen 2022-10-01
SDR 21-018 Telehealth CBT to increase engagement in pain treatment among Veterans using prescription opioids Ashrafioun, Lisham 2022-05-01
PPO 21-074 Addressing loneliness and substance use with telehealth CBT Ashrafioun, Lisham 2022-04-01
IIR 19-408 Testing a Novel Dry Electrode Headset for Electroencephalography Telehealth Halford, Jonathan 2022-03-01

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HSR&D Briefs, Reports, Newsletters

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Topic Spotlight

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Cyberseminars

The most recent "ehealth" seminars are displayed.

Date Title Presenter(s)
5/8/2023 VA’s Video Telehealth Tablets, Access to Mental Health Care, Suicide Risk Assessment, and Suicidal Behavior among Rural and Urban Veterans Gujral, Kritee  
5/2/2023 Tele-Collaborative Outreach to Rural Patients with Chronic Pain: The CORPs Trial Lovejoy, Travis  
2/10/2023 HSR&D National Meeting Paper Session: Virtual Care/Telehealth Research Community, HSR&D  
9/21/2022 Implementation and Adoption of VA's National Contingency Staffing Program: Results from the Clinical Resource Hub Evaluation Bergman, Alicia  
Rose, Danielle  
Stockdale, Susan  
7/21/2022 Telehealth Delivery of Multimodal Complementary Integrated Health (CIH) Intervention for Suicide Prevention Haghighi, Fatemeh  
Byma, Lauren  

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Videos


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Other Resources

    eHealth/Telehealth

  • Learn more about how VA's Quality Enhancement Research Initiative Partnered Evaluation program is working with the VA Office of Telehealth Services to evaluate eHealth technologies across the VA healthcare system.
  • Visit the VA's Office of Telehealth Service's website to learn more about how technology is being used to improve care for Veterans.
  • Learn more about how VA's Quality Enhancement Research Initiative Virtual Specialty Care Program is working to deliver and evaluate technology facilitated specialty care to rural-dwelling Veterans.

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