NIH Study: Health Care Professionals Find Value in Behavior Imaging Technology
Summary
“In this case, Behavior Imaging has proven to be remarkably appealing to the professionals we surveyed.” Reischl’s research reports that 69% of participants in the study rated their use of the technology as “favorable,” while 26% were “unsure” and 5% “opposed.” Like a wireless, remote-activated “TiVo”, B.I.technology goes back in time to capture antecedents of behavioral incidents on digital video, resulting in improved data collection and analysis.Dr. Reischl pointed out, “The recognition of value by payers is another critical factor in the adoption of new healthcare technology.” Nearly 59% of study respondents supported insurance or Medicaid reimbursement for remote Behavior Imaging consultations, while 36% were unsure and 4% would not.“In this case, Behavior Imaging has proven to be remarkably appealing to the professionals we surveyed.” Reischl’s research reports that 69% of participants in the study rated their use of the technology as “favorable,” while 26% were “unsure” and 5% “opposed.”Like a wireless, remote-activated “TiVo”, B.I.technology goes back in time to capture antecedents of behavioral incidents on digital video, resulting in improved data collection and analysis.