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IMPACT V1C Core Competencies: The Hallmarks of High Quality, Trustworthy Virtual First Care


Date/Time

April 20, 2023

Panelists

Elizabeth Zech

Principle, Center for Health Innovation, Mercer

Kristofer Caya

Lead Director, Aetna Virtual Care

Shelly Lanning

Co-founder and President, Visana Health

Carrie Nelson

Chief Medical Officer, Amwell

Elizabeth Zech

Principle, Center for Health Innovation, Mercer

Moderator

Linette Demers

Director IMPACT, DiMe

Discussion Topic

The potential benefits of a remodeled delivery system based on virtual first care (V1C) are tremendous – in terms of patient access and experience, workforce efficiency, and improved health and economic outcomes. At the same time, in the post-pandemic era, solutions of varying quality and reliability are flooding the market. Without consistent evaluation criteria to guide builders and buyers towards high-quality V1C, the trust of this movement is at stake.

To address this need, IMPACT, the multi-stakeholder V1C initiative co-hosted by the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) and the American Telemedicine Association (ATA) has developed an industry-vetted V1C Checklist. This tool defines essential competencies and hallmarks of high quality, trustworthy V1C.

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