Titlebook: Virtual Mental Health Care for Rural and Underserved Settings; Donald M. Hilty,Matthew C. Mishkind,Allison Crawfo Book 2022 The Editor(s)

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Digital Compassion , Health Equity, and Cultural Safety : From the Therapeutic Relationship to the Oth particular attention to digital health equity; respecting the autonomy, leadership, and rights of communities, particularly racially diverse and Indigenous communities, in the design, delivery, and evaluation of virtual care; and creating training opportunities for virtual care providers to creat

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Self-Care and Well-Being for Providers and Learners in Virtual Care and recommendations to support the well-being of virtual care providers is necessary to ensure both the successful ongoing use of virtual care into the future and a well human health resource workforce to deliver such care.

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Telemental Health Delivered to Nontraditional Locations and for Special Populationsxamples from the veteran, child and adolescent, and geriatric populations to demonstrate use in practice. Practice guidelines including safety protocols, efficacy research, and other administrative considerations are discussed throughout the chapter.

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Approaches to Virtual Care in Underserved Communities and Settings: Bridging the Behavioral Health-Crm decisions and facilitate efforts to improve outcomes. Setting priorities involves input from all participants and stakeholders in the provision of behavioral health care. Patient, provider, and institutional competencies for skills, attitudes, and behaviors need to align patient care, training, a

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Virtually Integrated Primary Care and Team-Based Mental Health Care for Improved Access in Underservilities and access to devices and systems among minority populations, the elderly, and those living in rural areas. As populations returned to the clinics for care, integrated behavioral health care emerged from isolation as a comparable and equally efficacious way to provide mental health to a broa

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Integrating In-Person, Video, and Asynchronous Technologies in Rural Primary Carey discuss behaviors or competencies for asynchronous care, though telepsychiatric, telebehavioral health, social media, and mobile health competencies have relevant elements. Users of asynchronous technologies (i.e., patients, primary care provider teams, and psychiatrists) need to adjust clinical s

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