New Virtual Care Standard — Have Your Say
We're developing a new College Standard for Virtual Care and want your feedback.
Feedback is welcome from clinicians, health services, governments, digital health organisations, consumers and communities. Your input will help ensure the Standard is robust, practical, reflects best practice, and guides how we support its rollout.
The draft Standard was published on Thursday 15 October, with feedback open for four weeks until Sunday 15 November. If you have any questions about the Standard, please email ehealth@acrrm.org.au.
“This page contains various standards and guidelines relevant to the application of digital health to rural and remote communities and to support our Fellows. A good standard is sometimes one you don't know exists, think the telecommunication standards that allow all mobile phones to communicate with each other. Then there are standards that serve as important pointers to what should be expected in a given circumstance - think seat belts in cars. ACRRM is highly active in the digital health space and leads the way in ensuring that developed standards take into account our context and the needs of our communities.”
A/Prof Chris Pearce PhD MFM MBBS Grad Cert Pain Man FRACGP FACRRM FAICD FAIDH
Framework and guidelines for telehealth services
The ACRRM Telehealth Framework provides a common approach to the development of craft specific guidelines to assist in the establishment of quality telehealth services.
New: Practice Standard for digitally connected rural and remote communities
This standard describes best practice for the integration of digital technologies in health services in rural and remote communities.
New: Guidelines for using Practice Standard for digitally connected rural and remote communities
This guideline provides guidance and recommendations for the use of the Practice Standard for a digitally connected rural and remote community.
Draft Standard for the provision of virtual care to rural and remote communities
These standards will provide guidance on providing effective virtual care to rural, remote and First Nations communities.