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Practice Guidelines for Telemental Health with Children and Adolescents
August 26, 2017
ATA Telemental Health SIG
ATA Telemental Health SIG
This document provides a clinical guideline for the delivery of child and adolescent mental health and behavioral services by a licensed health care provider through real time videoconferencing.
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Practice Guidelines for Telestroke
August 26, 2017
ATA
ATA
The telestroke guidelines assist practitioners in providing assessment, diagnosis, management, and/or remote consultative support to patients exhibiting symptoms and signs consistent with an acute stroke syndrome, using telemedicine communication technologies.
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Practice Guidelines for Teleburn Care
August 26, 2016
ATA
ATA
These guidelines cover the provision of medical and related healthcare services using telecommunications technologies between patients and their providers as well as among providers (practitioners and specialists) for the diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of patients with burn injuries.
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Clinical Guidelines for Telepathology
August 26, 2014
This document is an update to the original ATA telepathology guideline and provides new and updated guidance on specific applications, practice, benefits, limitations, and regulatory issues that may arise in the practice of telepathology.
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Practice Guidelines for Video-Based Online Mental Health Services
August 26, 2013
ATA Telemental Health SIG
ATA Telemental Health SIG
Covering the provision of mental health services when using real-time videoconferencing services transmitted via the Internet, including a personal computer with a webcam or a mobile communications device (e.
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