GPNow launches Ukrainian CrisisCare Telehealth service
Ukrainian Crisiscare Telehealth service allows FREE access to volunteer medical professionals for anyone in need of assistance.
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GPNow Appoints Chief Medical Officer Dr Hishamuddin Badaruddin (Hisham)
Dr Hisham will play a pivotal role in GPNow’s medical service maturity, giving us the professional medical knowledge and global connections to match our platforms technical delivery, as we embark on our next exciting 3 year strategic voyage to bring remote medical services to the most vulnerable.
GPNow partners with Wanngi to close the gap
GPNow are pleased to announce a partnership with Wanngi to break down barriers and expand access to health services. Our telehealth solution will partner with Wanngi’s health management app to make a difference in the lives of an aboriginal community. The private telehealth service is intended to help communities make better lifestyle choices and improve their quality …
Vaccinate with confidence and care.
Vaccinate with confidence and care As the COVID-19 vaccination program rolls out around the country, and around the world, it is crucial that those lining up for their shots have confidence in their ability to find advice and stay informed. According to the Federal Government Health website, common reactions to vaccination include: pain, redness and/or …
GPNow joins forces with Wolters Kluwer to improve patient care
GPNow Telehealth is collaborating with Wolters Kluwer across Asia Pacific to support “CONTACT FREE” video consultations delivering world-class UpToDate® decision support for health professionals whilst reducing the risk of COVID-19 infection at the point of care. The World Health Organisation is actively encouraging the use of telehealth services for patient consultations, providing much needed assurance …
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GPNow joins Twilio webinar on adapting to a new world
With so much disruption in the world, it is even more critical for businesses to be ready to tackle unforeseen challenges and still operate effectively. GPNow is pleased to join a panel of industry specialists for a webinar discuss how organisations can adapt and continue to engage with their customers and communities in meaningful ways …
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A connection you can trust – choosing a telehealth platform that that meets privacy and security standards
As the world rapidly adjusts to new realities, practitioners and patients are moving their trusted carer-relationships to telehealth platforms. While a choice of video conferencing tools exists, not all are created equal when it comes to facilitating medical consultations. Significant privacy issues have recently emerged as a major concern for some of the largest video …
Australian Govt announces medicare support for ‘whole of population telehealth’
In response to the ongoing Coronavirus crisis facing the nation, the Australian Government has announced support for ‘whole of population telehealth’. The announcement was as follows: Medicare support at home – whole of population telehealth To provide continued access to essential primary health services during the coronavirus pandemic, $669 million will be provided to expand Medicare-subsidised telehealth …
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CoronavirusCare Telehealth Vital part of Containment Package
“Doctors in the frontline will increasingly use CONTACT FREE telehealth to protect them and others from the risk of Covid-19” says Robert Hicken, a telehealth specialist and CEO of GPNow. “As the Australian government introduces its $2.4Bn health response package with telehealth front-and-centre of its containment package: numbers of potential cases will be reduced, health …
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Reduce risk with remote care through telehealth technology
Reduce risk with remote care The scale of the Coronavirus – officially named COVID-19 by the World Health Organisation – continues to spread, with over 75,000 cases globally and a death toll exceeding 2000 (as at February 2020). Healthcare systems in several countries are already stretched trying to deal with the spread of the virus. …
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