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There are real opportunities to achieve higher standards of healthcare in rural and remote Australia through the increased and integrated use of digital health solutions. Digital health can improve equitable access to health services and support patients in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and management of their health and wellbeing.
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Article. Telehealth extension welcomed by rural and remote doctors. Date Published: Sep 18, 2020. ... The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) supports today’s announcement of a six-month extension to Medicare-subsidised telehealth to
It remains a legislative requirement that the new General Medical Practitioner (GMP) and Other Medical Practitioner (OMP) telehealth services must be bulk billed for Commonwealth concession card holders, children under 16 ... The most up-to-date information
Importantly, it also provides services which otherwise wouldn’t exist in some communities.”. ... Dr McPhee says the College has been a leader in enabling telehealth services in rural and remote Australia for over 10 years.
Doomadgee. McKinlay. Palm Island. Richmond. Townsville. ACRRM President Dr Ewen McPhee says, “Properly designed telehealth services are a vital tool in getting quality medical counselling and advice to people in isolated ... For information, education, standards
The College has enjoyed a strong working relationship with Dr Gillespie in the past and we know he is committed to improving access to healthcare services and improving health outcomes for ... He also worked tirelessly with the College and other rural stakeholders
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often experience a shortage of face-to-face specialist and allied health services. ... The provision of appropriate services for patients and support for practitioners and caregivers via telehealth and other mechanisms to complement face-to-face services would be
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often experience a shortage of face-to-face specialist and allied health services. ... approval to provide specified MBS-funded services • provision of telehealth services • authority to prescribe • cultural safety training • areas of special interest •
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Monitor appropriate equity and agency for patients and providers in accessing health services. • ... Aeromedical services including the RFDS. • Telehealth services involving combinations of different healthcare practitioners. •
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Page 4 of 6. Telehealth - the provision of appropriate services for patients and support for practitioners and caregivers via telehealth and other mechanisms to complement face-to-face services are an ... There are still areas of Australia where limited access to
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Any use or expansion of telehealth services must be done within a policy context that recognises that telehealth should complement rather than replace face-to-face, in-person care; support high ... quality continuity of care with the patient’s usual GP or