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Centaine Snoswell, Senior Research Fellow Health Economics, The University of Queensland

Telehealth has much to offer First Nations people. But technical glitches and a lack of rapport can get in the way

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Telehealth has been a game changer for many First Nations people globally, including in Australia.

It has allowed First Nations people to access health care close to home – whether that’s screening for health issues, diagnosing illness or monitoring existing conditions. It has done this while minimising exposure to COVID.

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