Learning Lab: Telehealth: Looking Through a Quality Lens
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Explore the current telehealth landscape and what that means for healthcare quality.
Learning Objectives:
1. Explore the current telehealth landscape
2. Examine clinical elements in a quality telehealth program
3. Discuss how advances in technology have expanded capabilities in patient care
4. Gain insight into the need to standardizing telehealth education
Speaker: Kari Gali, DNP APRN PNP-BC CPHQ, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner and Director of Quality Distance Health at Cleveland Clinic
Kari Gali, DNP, APRN received her Doctorate of Nursing Practice (2014) and Master of Science in Nursing (1997) from Case Western Reserve University and her Bachelor of Science from Ursuline College (1984). Completing a 2 year national quality improvement program in 2015, as a VA Quality Scholar, Dr. Gali participated in a multi-site quality improvement program to minimize non-urgent ED visits. S
Dr. Gali is a Clinical Assistant Professor at University of Illinois- Chicago in their Patient Safety Leadership program. She is a PCORI ambassador and a reviewer for PCORI and HRSA.
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