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Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora resources
In addition to the resources below, more detailed telehealth strategies, policies and procedures can be found HERE.
Sign-up to our newsletter graphics
The best way for us to keep people informed about telehealth in New Zealand is for them to sign up to our email newsletter. Please use the following banners and panels to encourage relevant people to subscribe. Please link these images to telehealth.org.nz/newsletter.
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- Social media: 1200px square
- Web and email banner: 900px x 300px
- Web and email panel: 400px x 550px
'In-person' graphic
We are encouraging the use of the tern 'in-person' to describe a meeting or consultation where the two people are in the same physical space. We suggest not using the term 'face-to-face' as it can be interpreted in many different ways.
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- Banner: 1200px x 572px
Hato Hone St John
Successful telehealth initiatives from Hato Hone St John bring video consultations and telemonitoring into the patient's home with support to set up and follow up.
Manaaki Mamao (patients controlling high blood pressure)
https://player.vimeo.com/video/758904325?h=c9386cc45c
Whare Manaaki/Pokapū 3 (Rural and isolated community access to healthcare services)
https://vimeo.com/stjohnnz/review/731527321/9a143a5554
Procare
Procare has a range of resources for health providers. While they focus on Procare's deployment of Doxy.me through a number of different systems, some of the generic information may be useful for reference.
Available for reference.
- Video appointments poster: Poster sample 1
- Video appointments poster: Poster sample 2
- Video appointments poster: Poster sample 3
- Video Appointments: 1 Page overview for providers
- Using Doxy.me with Manage My Health, ConnectMed & H365
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora - Waitematā
Health New Zealand | Te Whaty Ora - Waitematā has a number of telehealth initiatives, and have completed one detailed evaluation on their use of Zoom for outpatient appointments (full story here).
Available for reference.
- Information for Patients: Attending your Telehealth appointment
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Research Report: Outpatient Telehealth Trial
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora - Southern
Physiotherapy clinicians at Health NZ | Te Whatu Ora - Southern have produced a handbook complied as a practical guide to conducting telehealth for physiotherapists in New Zealand during the COVID-19 pandemic. Information from governance and funding bodies has been undergoing continuous change, it is recommended to check links to organisations.
Collaborative Aotearoa
Collaborative Aotearoa has created some telehealth resources, including a Video & Telephone Consultation Tool Kit and as part of the Health Care Home work programme, the release of the Telehealth Online Learning Modules, which are now available on the Ministry of Health Learn Online Platform.
Available for reference.
Resources from Australia
The Australasian Telehealth Society (ATHS) and the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) have released two guides to getting started with telehealth to help manage the COIVD-19 outbreak. ATHS suggests starting small and keeping it simple.
Available for reference (please note some resources may be restricted access).
- Quick guide: COVID-19 guidelines on getting started with telehealth
- Comprehensive guide: Organising telehealth services in your practice
New South Wales information
New South Wales Health produced a comprehensive three-stage approach to implementing telehealth (full story here). As part of their implementation, they created a comprehensive guide to Telehealth.
Available for reference.
- Telehealth in Practice: Comprehensive Guide (43 pages)
- Patient Brochure: Preparing for your telehealth appointment
University of Sydney
More and more telepractice methods have been used as a way of providing early childhood services. This project was led by researchers at The University of Sydney, collaboration with researchers from Monash University and Western Sydney University. The information presented is based on a research survey of 259 early childhood practitioners using telepractice as part of their service delivery.