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Center for Connected Health Policy
About Center for Connected Health Policy
The Center for Connected Health Policy (CCHP) develops and advances telehealth policy solutions that promote improvements in health and health care systems by: • Serving as a state and national resource on telehealth policy issues; • Identifying policy barriers through objective research; • Providing unbiased policy analyses and recommendations; • Educating decision makers about telehealth’s optimal role in the evolving health care landscape. CCHP, a project of the Public Health Institute, became the federally designated National Telehealth Policy Resource Center (NTRC-P) in 2012.
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Legal & Regulatory
Center for Connected Health Policy explained how Medicare enrollment works when telehealth is furnished from home, how group reassignments affect the enrollment process, why enrollment is different from state licensure, and when a home address must still be reported.
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Research & Knowledge
Center for Connected Health Policy published a new commentary in Cancer Causes & Control proposing a framework for thinking about cancer prevention delivery across in-person, digital, and hybrid modalities.
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Research & Knowledge
Center for Connected Health Policy created a new resource, the CCHP RHTP & Telehealth Database, which itemizes the initial telehealth elements included within each state’s submitted plan for the Rural Health Transformation Program.
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Legal & Regulatory
Center for Connected Health Policy reported that the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit refused to revive a lawsuit in which two highly specialized physicians in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts claimed New Jersey’s doctor licensing requirement violated their First Amendment free-speech rights.
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