telehealth
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Feb- 2024 -26 FebruaryLegal Corner
Voluntary assisted dying is different to suicide. But federal laws conflate them and restrict access to telehealth
Michaela Estelle Okninski, University of Adelaide; Marc Trabsky, La Trobe University, and Neera Bhatia, Deakin University Voluntary assisted dying is…
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Dec- 2023 -4 DecemberIndustry & Reform
VAD: Federal Court rules telehealth illegal
Doctors who give patients information about euthanasia over the phone could face criminal charges, the Federal Court ruled. Federal Court…
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Apr- 2022 -14 AprilOpinion
The future of telehealth in residential care: opinion
COVID-19 is seen as the catalyst for many changes to entrenched behaviours and practices across society. Of all sectors these…
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May- 2013 -14 MayClinical Practice
Better access to specialist services
Online video consulting is a new way forward for rural health thatâs dispensing with the need for people to travel…
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Mar- 2013 -12 March
Keep using the tablets
Being connected to a doctor or nurse via a mobile device is a boon, especially for those who want to…
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Jan- 2013 -15 January
Spreading healthcare around the nation
Nurses are the very important 'glue' that holds together the delivery of services using telehealth. By David Allen With rapid…
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Dec- 2012 -18 December
Distance no longer a barrier
Elderly people and their carers are finding it much easier to use telehealth consultations, especially in remote areas. By Lara…
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Oct- 2012 -9 October
Click where it hurts
The adoption of video-conferencing technology for patient consultations in Australia is at a tipping point. For the first time, national…
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Jan- 2012 -31 January
News in brief
Pregnant women sought for autism research Expectant mothers who already have an autistic child are being sought for a study…