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Danielle Mazza1, Susan Kermond, Claire Harris
1Health for Kids in the South East Project, Southern Health, Victoria. danielle.mazza@med.monash.edu.au
Abstract:
In response to the increasing demand for emergency department and outpatient services, many hospitals are establishing general practitioner advice lines. While this and other forms of telemedicine may benefit patients, GPs, and specialists, issues such as medical records, confidentiality, reimbursement and standards of care need to be addressed. Such issues may be overcome through training, analysis of existing models and the development of standards in telemedicine. Rigorous evaluation is also necessary to ensure GP advice lines are both safe and effective and not just a cheaper way of delivering care.
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