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Developing Simulation-Based Telehealth Training for Next-Gen Nurses
Illinois State University (ISU) and OSF HealthCare are launching the Simulation to Address Rural Telehealth Education Development (STARTED) project, a telehealth training program for nurses. The program, part of ISU and OSF’s Connected Communities Initiative, addresses the growing need for practical telehealth training. With telehealth visits rising, the STARTED project provides web-based modules and simulations for nursing students, focusing on effective telehealth practices, especially in rural areas. The first year involves 120 BSN students and 24 FNP graduate students. With a primary goal to meet healthcare needs in Illinois, the project initially focuses on opioid use disorder (OUD) and aims to expand to address various healthcare challenges.
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OSF HealthCare and Illinois State University are launching the Simulation to Address Rural Telehealth Education Development (STARTED) project to provide practical telehealth training for nurses. Amid the rising importance of telehealth, the program focuses on undergraduate, graduate, and healthcare practitioners to effectively use telehealth in diagnosing, treating, and managing patients with chronic diseases. The project, part of the Connected Communities Initiative, includes web-based modules and simulations for nursing students, addressing healthcare challenges in rural areas. Initially concentrating on opioid use disorder, STARTED aims to expand to various healthcare issues, fostering innovation in telehealth education and meeting the needs of underserved populations.
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