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Craig Settles: Hospital at Home Telehealth Can Drive Broadband Adoption
When it's a matter of life and death, it's all about wireless internet, says the author.
Craig Settles assists cities and co-ops with business planning for broadband.
COVID
When it's a matter of life and death, it's all about wireless internet, says the author.
Expert Opinion
Fixed wireless technology is future proof in its own right, the author argues.
Expert Opinion
Healthcare organizations are seeing telehealth as an opportunity to enhance connectivity with patients and improve healthcare outcomes.
FBA
How many communities are leveraging their teen populations in the pursuit of broadband and digital equity?
Expert Opinion
Through Telehealth Access Points, we can consider broadband and telehealth as the double-edged sword of digital health.
Expert Opinion
Communities need a strong human element for telehealth to succeed, so digital navigators are key to the team.
Expert Opinion
‘We figured out how to train people to be digital navigators [and] get customers comfortable with telehealth.’
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Settles suggests tactics for communities to effectively deploy telehealth services while marketing the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Broadband's Impact
For broadband success, argues esteemed broadband consultant Craig Settles, “tain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it”
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Craig Settles describes the important role that community institutions have played in promoting connectivity during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Libraries can do for telehealth what they did for broadband: Provide low-income folks with access to digital and healthcare literacy.
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In the battle to deploy broadband, cooperatives (co-ops) can be a decisive force to cover the rural flanks in states with aggressive broadband adoption goals such as California, New York, and Minnesota. In the more rural states, or ones without stated commitments to broadband, co-ops may have to car
RUS
If it were a piece of classical music, the “study” by Navigant Economics’ Jeffrey Eisenach and Kevin Caves could easily be titled “Variations on a False Narrative in the key of F.” They claim, after a review of three (count ‘em, 3) of the hundreds of broadband grants, the broadband stimulus cost too
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The National Broadband Plan won’t do jack until more folks in Wunderland acknowledge and aggressively address one stark truth – broadband competition is mostly a myth, expensively maintained through lobbyists, think tanks and easily-influenced politicians. Until we get meaningful competition, a sign