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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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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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The complementary role of telehealth in the continuum of care should be recognised, and designated funding should be provided for rural and remote area mental health telehealth services.
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coverage are significant impairments to the delivery of telehealth services. These deficiencies should be. ... standards of reliability. This is particularly important given the telehealth funding levers which support the use of video.
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Your local general practice is open for business, and ready to help you, including via telehealth.
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coverage are significant impairments to the delivery of telehealth services. These deficiencies should be. ... standards of reliability. This is particularly important given the telehealth funding levers which support the use of video.
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ACRRM President, Dr Ewen McPhee, said the expansion of telehealth during the early stages of the COVID-19 pandemic was a great example of governments implementing meaningful health reform quickly. ... We saw the rapid rollout of telehealth to the general
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There. is lots of potential with telehealth and patients accepted it very well. ... They:. • Use telehealth for checking on wounds and patient reviews. •
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Virtual Health: - Ongoing support for an expansion of telehealth services, recognising that these should not. ... The College supports funding to extend the current MBS rebates for telehealth items to GP consultations within the parameters outlined in the joint
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and Medicare. The Department of Health emphasises that the decision to use, or not to use, telehealth together. ... telehealth systems used in most hospitals. • Video conferencing software has improved significantly over the past few years but the.
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Policies will guide you in planning your training. Telehealth consultationsTelehealth consultations associated with a registrar’s accredited training post will count towards training. ... time. The College is continuing to update and develop a range of
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With support and expert advice via telehealth available, alongside retrieval options, rural patients can be assured of an excellent standard of care, should they need it.