Meet the C-TRaP Partners
University of Missouri
C-TRaP is housed in the University of Missouri (MU) School of Medicine-based Missouri Telehealth Network (MTN). It brings together collaborators from the School of Medicine, Sinclair School of Nursing, and Colleges of Health Sciences and Engineering. The MTN has been at the forefront of telehealth innovations and research since 1990s, increasing access to patient-centered care via telehealth for rural patients. MTN also operates one of the most robust and successful replications of ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) models - Show-Me ECHO – in the US.
The MU team leads projects on the use of remote patient monitoring, telehealth trends in rural areas, dose-effect of project ECHO participation and federated learning ECHO case sharing platform.
University of Mississippi
Collaborators from the University of Mississippi are affiliated with the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) and its Telehealth Center of Excellence. Recognized as one of the nation’s leading telehealth programs, UMMC explores innovative ways to advance the modern practice of telemedicine. The Center’s expertise includes technology-enabled care, remote patient monitoring, and the integration of emerging technologies to improve access, enhance efficiency, and support better health outcomes.
University of New Mexico
University of New Mexico Project ECHO will contribute expertise to the development of the Report to Congress on Project ECHO. Their experience with the development, implementation, and evaluation of ECHO programs will inform the synthesis of evidence and findings, including the reach, adoption, implementation, and impact of ECHO and ECHO-like models.
University of Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin collaborators from the Department of Population Health Sciences bring expertise in working with Wisconsin claims data and health services research. They will contribute experience in analyzing claims-based utilization of remote patient monitoring, including patterns of RPM use, patient and provider characteristics, and associated healthcare outcomes. Their expertise will support cross-state analysis and evaluation of RPM implementation and impact.
