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Telehealth

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.

https://www.acrrm.org.au/resources/college/digital-health/telehealth

Telehealth Clinical Skills Program

Designed by rural doctors for rural doctors, the ACRRM Telehealth Clinical Skills Program aims to provide education and coaching on how best to conduct a telehealth consultation in a variety of clinical settings. It is estimated to take up to 7 hours to complete and is broken into a number of components including a 90 minute virtual live workshop. The workshop includes several clinical scenarios which are simulated and coaching provided on how best to deliver healthcare when you are remote from the patient.

https://www.acrrm.org.au/courses/telehealth-clinical-skills-program

 
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MiniCEX may include a combination of face-to-face and telehealth consults, but requirements cannot be met through telehealth consults only. ... The same principles apply regarding face-to-face, and telehealth consults as described earlier for CGT.
 
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MiniCEX may include a combination of face-to-face and telehealth consults, but requirements cannot be met through telehealth consults only. ... The same principles apply regarding face-to-face, and telehealth consults as described earlier for CGT.
 
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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 an important component of workforce
 
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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 an important component of workforce
 
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Provision of continuity of care. Provision of preventative care activities. Provision of telehealth consultations. ... Services provided. Telehealth services provided? Yes No. Is a Maternity Service available?
 
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following:. “Recommendation 16: Rural Generalists are given access to Medical Benefits Scheme specialist item numbers when providing clinical care in areas of accredited Additional skills, including access to telehealth item
 
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A: The token cannot be resent. You should check that the patient has received the token before they leave the GP practice or finish their telehealth consultation to ensure it has ... As an example, a doctor could forward a prescription token to their patient
 
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C. Primary Curriculum. Fourth Edition. F E L L O W S H I P. Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine Level 2, 410 Queen Street GPO Box 2507 Brisbane QLD 4001 Ph: 07 3105 8200 Fax: 07 3105 8299 Website: www.acrrm.org.au ABN: 12 078 081 848 Copyright
 
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The College would also specifically request that the option of having GP health checks via telehealth is enabled in any program design. ... Even where local doctors are available rural doctors may prefer the confidentiality afforded through a telehealth
 
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With their ability to provide and coordinate a wider range of health care services within their communities, including supporting telehealth services, RGs can reduce the need for patient travel or transfer