Delivering Virtual Evidence-Based Programs in Texas

COVID-19 has impacted the progress and delivery of evidence-based programs in Texas. Learn about various programs and key personnel involved in addressing these challenges and promoting virtual evidence-based programs. Resources, technology, and contact information are also provided for those interested in participating or supporting these initiatives.

• Virtual programs
• Evidence-based
• Texas
• Health promotion
• Community services

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1. Delivering Delivering Virtual EBPs in Virtual EBPs in Texas Texas CINDY QUINN JESSICA MARTONE CHELSEA COUCH KATHRINE TUCK

2. COVID-19 halts the progress and delivery of all evidence-based programs This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA-NC

3. Evidence-Based Programs CDSMP, DSMP, CPSMP, wCDSMP A Matter of Balance Home Meds Fit and Strong! Stress Busting for Family Caregivers Texercise Select Enhanced Fitness PEARLS Walk With Ease Tai Chi SAIL Bingocize

4. Jessica Martone- Health, Prevention and Wellness Program Coordinator Capital Area Council of Governments Katherine Tuck EBP TelePEARLS Case Manager Community Council of Greater Dallas Webinar Presenters Chelsea Couch-Texercise Program Coordinator Texas Health and Human Services Cindy Quinn-Consultant with Ardent Spirit and AAA of Tarrant County United Way

5. Resources for Virtual EBPs NCOA Program Developers Administration for Community Living Texas Healthy at Home T4A Panelists

6. Technology Data collection Programmatic Challenges Recruiting Participants Distributing materials

7. This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND

8. cindy@ardentspirit.com Cindy Quinn cindy@ardentspirit.com chelsea.couch@hhsc.state.tx.us Chelsea Couch chelsea.couch@hhsc.state.tx.us Contact jmartone@capcog.org Jessica Martone jmartone@capcog.org ktuck@ccadvance.org Katherine Tuck ktuck@ccadvance.org

9. Everyone can be a part of the solution This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY