Technology
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This topic page provides a brief overview of the Center for Rural Health’s activities relating to Technology. This page contains a list of projects, key staff, and information pulled from the publications, presentations, events, news, and maps section of the CRH web site.
Projects
- FCC Rural Pilot Program -- Will construct a high-speed data network, Health Care Research & Education Network, to connect the UNDSMHS's four main campus sites and its own clinical medical sites to several rural health care facilities in North Dakota.
- North Dakota Nursing Needs Study -- The North Dakota Nursing Needs Study is a comprehensive, ten-year project that tracks supply and demand of nursing in North Dakota.
- State Office of Rural Health -- A federal-state partnership to help rural communities build their health care services through public and private partnerships and initiatives in rural health development.
Staff
Presentations
- A Practical Guide to Grant Funding
Presented by Gabriel, H. & Dixon, B. on
Sep 11,
2007 at the Rural Health Information Technology: Navigating the Road to Performance Improvement, Kansas City, MO.
- An Overview of Health Information Technology Activities in North Dakota
Presented by Dickson, L. on
Jun 15,
2007 at the Regional HIT Conference, Billings, MT.
- Finding Funds for Health Information Technology (HIT)
Presented by Gabriel, H., Spencer, K., & Reinertson-Sand, M. on
Mar 20,
2007 at the 2007 Dakota Conference on Rural and Public Health, Mandan, ND.
Publications
- Pharmacist Staffing and the Use of Technology in Small Rural Hospitals: Implications for Medication Safety, Casey, M., Moscovice, I., & Davidson, G., December, 2005
Reports the results of a national study that assessed the capacity of rural hospitals to implement medication safety practices, with particular focus on pharmacist staffing and the availability of technology.
- Translating Research Into Practice: Voluntary Reporting of Medication Errors in Critical Access Hospitals, Jones, K.J., Cochran, G., Hicks, R.W., & Mueller, K.J., Journal of Rural Health, 20(4):335-43, 2004
Describes the implementation of and initial findings from a voluntary medication error reporting program developed by the Nebraska Center for Rural Health Research to overcome these barriers in six Nebraska critical access hospitals.
- Use of Technology in North Dakota Nursing Education Programs, Moulton, P. & King, B., Vol 4, No. 2, Spring, 2006
Maps
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