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Janine Cox, Operations Director – Health System Integration and Innovation, Northern Queensland Primary Health Network (NQPHN), Australia We are hoping to see an improvement in the utilisation of video telehealth within residential aged care homes. Responses have been corrected and edited for accuracy and brevity.
" These teams, often built around generalpractice and primary care networks (PCNs), are designed to serve local populationstypically around 50,000 peopleby leveraging multidisciplinary collaboration. via the Modern GeneralPractice model, including digital tools like the NHS App and Pharmacy First).
Speaking during a panel session at the recent AFR Healthcare Summit , Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) President Dr Harry Nespolon said the way remote healthcare and telehealth is offered has changed little since the 1960s. “Doctors still need to see patients in front of them to dispense care.
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