The rapid expansion of digital health services has raised significant concerns about whether telehealth inadvertently exacerbates existing disparities for marginalized populations. While virtual care offers the promise of increased convenience and reach, the lack of standardized assessment tools
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Experts warn that the adoption of monitoring technology must be grounded in a rights-based and trauma-informed approach to protect vulnerable populations. As healthcare enters a new phase of digital saturation in 2026, the integration of wearable devices into psychiatric care has moved from
TTUHSC is currently the only institution in Texas collaborating with the state on this specific model of virtual emergency medical intervention. This revolutionary pilot program, overseen by the F. Marie Hall Institute for Rural and Community Health, focuses on minimizing the devastating impact of
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