Western Queensland PHN chief Sandy Gillies says funding models can favour metropolitan telehealth providers over local services, as she laid bare the financial and practical realities of accessing healthcare in remote Australia.
Western Queensland PHN chief Sandy Gillies says funding models can favour metropolitan telehealth providers over local services, as she laid bare the financial and practical realities of accessing healthcare in remote Australia.
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