The Pediatric Gastroenterology team has been part of WVU Medicine Children’s Telemedicine Program since it began in 2018. Since then, it’s grown to four physicians providing care at five sites across West Virginia.
WVU Medicine Children’s was also part of several panel discussions at the ATA NEXUS conference to showcase the multiple specialties and programs that provide telemedicine care.
“It’s creative programs like ours that will help to change the trajectory of the health and wellness of our state when resources are limited. Partnerships with organizations like the ATA provide us the opportunity to connect with other healthcare institutions, share our success, and learn from others.”
Editor’s Note:In submitted photo, Audra Rouster, M.D., chief of pediatric gastroenterology at WVU Medicine Children’s (left), receives the Advancing Access to Virtual Care Award at the ATA NEXUS
conference.
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