Congregate Care Telehealth Use Benefit and Barriers Survey
The Virginia IMPACT initiative, part of VDH's Virginia Long Term Care Infrastructure Pilot Projects (VLIPP), aims to achieve improved preparedness through technology supported, evidence-based education and advice for statewide infectious disease management across congregate living environments.
The Virginia IMPACT initiative, part of VDH's Virginia Long Term Care Infrastructure Pilot Projects (VLIPP), aims to achieve improved preparedness through technology supported, evidence-based education and advice for statewide infectious disease management across congregate living environments.
Survey to Assess Congregate Care Telehealth Use, Benefits, and Barriers
The goal of this survey is to assess needs and value of telehealth in your organization. For this survey, telehealth is defined as the use of telecommunications technologies such as phones, computers or tablets to support care between clinicians and patients, professional health-related education, and healthcare administration (such as remote staff meetings). Since 2020, many of us have used (or actively avoided) telehealth as a tool. We want to know about your experience with telehealth and its value for your organization. All survey results will be reported in the aggregate only. This survey should take fewer than 15 minutes to complete.
The goal of this survey is to assess needs and value of telehealth in your organization. For this survey, telehealth is defined as the use of telecommunications technologies such as phones, computers or tablets to support care between clinicians and patients, professional health-related education, and healthcare administration (such as remote staff meetings). Since 2020, many of us have used (or actively avoided) telehealth as a tool. We want to know about your experience with telehealth and its value for your organization. All survey results will be reported in the aggregate only. This survey should take fewer than 15 minutes to complete.