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Telehealth is as old as the telephone: Community consultation and literacy remain key
Telehealth is as old as the telephone. We need to make it about people and health outcomes.
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goodhealthmadeeasy
We help make health & social care accessible, easy to use and responsive to the needs of communities.
65,000+
Australians can’t access health care at all
> 30%
of Australians cannot access health or social care çlose to home
50,000+
Australians died from avoidable conditions in
rural & remote communities
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We work with communities, businesses and local, State and Federal government to help make health and social care more accessible and responsive to local need.
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NSW Communities and Justice
SA Health
Gippsland Primary Health Network PHN
Department of Health - 19
Rural Workforce Agency Northern Territory
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The service, professionalism and expertise I experienced were outstanding. I thought it would end there but I was constantly checked in with and made to feel like people cared. I needed that support so badly. This is to thank all the staff who showed me compassion and understanding.
Thank you, thank you, thank you. Our community is indebted to all of you and we need you all to stay for years to come.
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Sharon (Patient, May 2024)
Social Impact
> 30%
of Australians cannot access health or social care within a reasonable distance of their home.
500,000+
The Foundation has expanded access to healthcare to a catchment of more than 500,000 rural and remote Australians.
50,000+
Australians died from avoidable conditions in rural and remote communities because they cannot access basic universal health care.
75+
Because of the Foundation 75 rural and remote towns now have access to lifesaving health care when they need it.
< 2.4%
is spent on research into the priorities health needs of rural and remote Australians.
5
The Foundation has formed strategic research partnerships with 5 Universities and research programs to drive community-led research.
65,000+
Australians cannot access health care at all.
6,000+
The Foundation has ensured continuing access to healthcare for more than 6,000 Australians who would otherwise have gone without.
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