A review of collected data of paediatric orthopaedic patients consulted using telehealth at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Queensland over a 10 year period.
A review of collected data of paediatric orthopaedic patients consulted using telehealth at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Queensland over a 10 year period.
The fifth in a series of papers on the practical aspects of telehealth, this paper discusses telehealth models that can facilitate the provision of specialist services to rural and remote patients closer to home.
The fourth in a series of articles about the practical aspects of telehealth, this paper provides advice and information for specialists to communicate effectively with patients during a telehealth video consultation.
The third in a series of articles about the practical aspects of telehealth, this paper gives guidance on suitable setup for video consultations, including layout of rooms, managing sound and image quality, scheduling, testing and best practice in telehealth videoconferencing.
The RACP is committed to continuing to provide support services to members as the benefits of telehealth become more evident.
The second in a series of articles about the practical aspects of telehealth, this paper includes information and a case history on the cost-benefits for patients and practitioners using telehealth. The case history demonstrates that telehealth can save travel time for patients, carers and specialists, and can reduce out-of-pocket expenses. The practical aspects of telehealth article series considers the contextual, clinical, technical and ethical components of online video consultations.
This is a brief article that appeared in the August edition of the Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health about the practical aspects of telehealth for paediatricians.
The national telehealth road show proved a resounding success, creating a great deal of interest from Fellows and trainees.
The first in a series of articles published in the Internal Medicine Journal that demonstrate the practical aspects of telehealth, this paper provides three case studies that examine the suitability of telehealth for patients living in rural and remote areas who require ongoing specialist care.
Dr Jorge do Campo, general medicine physician and seasoned telehealth practitioner spoke with the RACP’s telehealth team about how telehealth has improved patient services and fostered long-term partnerships with his rural colleagues.