Primary care is the foundation of any health system but it faces massive challenges globally, especially in geographically isolated communities. One solution is telehealth or virtual care, a natural fit for remote areas. Bridging geographic distances makes it easier to connect with clinicians and reduce travel time and costs. Tim Shaw shares how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders on Australia’s remote Tiwi Islands bridged this gap using technology and co-designed care with clinicians, researchers, and policymakers to help their community access comprehensive and coordinated primary care.
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