Tele-help for Australian remote areas : proposal to G7 for emergency telemedicine development.
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TextPublisher number: 610.28 ; 21Publication details: [Perth, W.A. : s.n.], 1996Description: xii, 46, [18] p. : illSubject(s): Subject: Proposal to bring twenty-first century medical care to Australia's rural and remote communities by developing telemedicine through a ground-up network. This network would cover two thirds of Australia, a huge area with very many widely dispersed communities with very high levels of morbidity and mortality. The base network technology will be satellite, with hubs in major hospitals in Perth, Adelaide and Darwin. A total budget of A$21.6 million is estimated
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Parallel text in French for Proposal and Introduction
Proposal to bring twenty-first century medical care to Australia's rural and remote communities by developing telemedicine through a ground-up network. This network would cover two thirds of Australia, a huge area with very many widely dispersed communities with very high levels of morbidity and mortality. The base network technology will be satellite, with hubs in major hospitals in Perth, Adelaide and Darwin. A total budget of A$21.6 million is estimated
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