Telehealth Impact on Indiana Pediatric Care
GrantID: 76537
Grant Funding Amount Low: $24,996
Deadline: Ongoing
Grant Amount High: $1,000,000
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Indiana's pediatric telehealth training initiatives target access gaps in counties where child psychiatrist density falls below one per 15,000 residents under age 18. The state has 92 counties, 55 of which lack any child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship slots. Indianapolis holds the primary academic medical centers, while rural southern and northeastern counties rely on primary care clinicians for initial behavioral health screening.
Agriculture and advanced manufacturing constitute core economic drivers outside urban centers, correlating with higher rates of occupational injuries among working-age parents and corresponding demand for coordinated pediatric follow-up. Training programs must therefore incorporate telehealth protocols that accommodate variable shift schedules common in these industries.
Broadband availability in non-metro counties averages 78 percent at 100 Mbps or higher per state commission filings, requiring programs to budget for equipment that functions on lower-speed connections. Eligible applicants include Indiana University School of Medicine pediatric departments and nonprofit federally qualified health centers that maintain existing telehealth platforms.
Proposals must specify how training curricula address Indiana-specific Medicaid telehealth reimbursement rules, including originating site requirements and documentation standards. Unlike Ohio or Michigan programs, Indiana applications must demonstrate integration with the state's health information exchange for cross-county record access.
Outcome metrics track the percentage of trained primary care clinicians who complete at least 50 pediatric telehealth encounters within the first grant year and the resulting reduction in average travel time for families in participating counties.
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