We provide training, resources, and technical assistance for implementing, expanding, and evaluating telementoring programs in rural health care settings.
RTTC - Training and Technical Assistance for Rural Telementoring Programs
Rural Telementoring Training Center
RTTC - Training and Technical Assistance for Rural Telementoring Programs
At the RTTC, we offer access to FREE online trainings courses to introduce you to each telementoring model.
Follow the link below to explore each model further.
We look forward to partnering with you to transform rural health!
Telementoring, or technology-enabled mentoring, is the use of telecommunication technology to deliver training, education, and support that builds health care capacity. Telementoring shares best practices with rural and remote areas and increases the capacity of the health workforce in these communities.
Hub-and-spoke model using videoconferencing to connect a team of subject-matter experts with community-based health care workers. Sessions include didactics, deidentified case presentations, and interactive discussion.
Structured one-on-one interactions through telephone or videoconference between a specialist and a health care worker to inform clinical care delivery.
Live audiovisual expert presentations delivered by an individual or panel with a discussion and interactive question and answer component.
Self-paced, self-directed learning through online modules that consist of a series of slides with or without accompanying audio.
Peer-to-peer support via the formation of facilitated health clubs consisting of health care workers that meet regularly to educate about a specific health care issue.
Audio (or audio with visual enhancements) broadcasts distributed through the Internet and able to be consumed via platforms such as web pages and handheld devices.