Implementation of remote support services: Pre-COVID-19

IF 2.5 4区 医学 Q2 HEALTH POLICY & SERVICES Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities Pub Date : 2022-03-25 DOI:10.1111/jppi.12420
Jordan B. Wagner, Marc J. Tassé, Gili Ornan
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In this national survey of departments of developmental disabilities services across the United States, we attempted to establish the number of the states that made remote support services available as an authorized service in some state Medicaid funded developmental disabilities waiver programs. Remote support services were defined as a service that uses technology to support an individual with developmental disabilities and is provided from a location outside of the person's home. Remote support services involve the use of technology to provide real-time assistance from a direct support professional from a remote location. We found that 18 of the 49 states (37%) that responded to our telephone survey reported offering some form of remote support services. This survey was conducted pre-COVID-19 and the implications of the availability of remote support services are discussed especially in light of COVID-19.

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实施远程支持服务:2019冠状病毒病之前
在这项针对美国发展性残疾服务部门的全国性调查中,我们试图确定在一些州医疗补助资助的发展性残疾豁免计划中,将远程支持服务作为授权服务提供的州的数量。远程支持服务被定义为一种使用技术支持有发育障碍的个人的服务,并在该人家以外的地方提供。远程支持服务涉及使用技术从远程位置直接支持专业人员提供实时帮助。我们发现,在接受电话调查的49个州中,有18个州(37%)报告提供了某种形式的远程支持服务。这项调查是在COVID-19之前进行的,讨论了远程支持服务可用性的影响,特别是考虑到COVID-19]。
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