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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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There are still areas of Australia where limited access to adequate internet bandwidth and mobile phone coverage are significant impairments to the delivery of telehealth services. ... Page 6 of 6. communities, however, telehealth use in rural and remote areas is
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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 ... Rural funding to urban-based FIFO specialists, telehealth providers
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2 Health Council Consultation RIS Use of the title “surgeon” bey medical practitioners in the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law, December 2021, page 26. ... For example, consideration could be given to incorporating areas in lower MMM classifications
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With case numbers at current levels, it is important that for COVID-19 positive patients, or patients with symptoms, that our GPs return to an increased use of telehealth. ... This is particularly important given the telehealth funding levers which support the use
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Prioritise attraction and retention. The trend by state health departments toward increasing use of locum and FIFO workforces as well as telehealth services has been widely reported by our members and ... This is particularly important given the telehealth funding
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The trend by state health departments toward increasing use of locum and FIFO workforces as well as telehealth services has been widely reported by our members and in a range of ... These should be supported by appropriate funding mechanisms. Recommendation 10:
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residing in MMM4 to MMM7 locations. The College has advocated that use or expansion of telehealth services must be done within a policy. ... for. telehealth services to undermine both the quality of care and overall sustainability of rural and remote.
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The use of Telehealth in urgent care services needs to be accompanied by a set of specific guidelines regarding suitability, and must take cognisance of the training needs of staff involved ... Members have also expressed concern about the use of a central triage
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Information management. Members report positive experiences with the use of electronic drug charts in RACFs, and welcome technologies which integrate with existing systems and processes. ... Polices and protocols must be developed to either facilitate swift access
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Models of care that use telehealth services can improve communication between clinicians and hence can increase integration of health care. ... Over time, clinicians will become familiar with the advantages and weaknesses of telephone and video consultations, and