Royal Far West's Allied Health Telehealth Services for Children Post‐Bushfires

Occupational therapy, psychology and speech pathology telehealth sessions contributed to positive health and well-being outcomes for children affected by the bushfires. The findings support the implementation of RFW's five key principles for telehealth services: (1) Access to a multidisciplinary team; (2) Practical resources; (3) Flexible delivery; (4) Providing in-person session to support telehealth and (5) Take a 'whole of child' approach. Innovative telehealth offered children in geographically remote areas access to effective allied health support post-disaster that was not readily available in their local communities.

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Australian Journal of Rural Health
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2024-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ajr.13218
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2
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Childhood Cancer Survivors' Quality of Life
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Royal Far West's Allied Health Telehealth Services for Children Post‐Bushfires

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Abstract

Occupational therapy, psychology and speech pathology telehealth sessions contributed to positive health and well-being outcomes for children affected by the bushfires. The findings support the implementation of RFW's five key principles for telehealth services: (1) Access to a multidisciplinary team; (2) Practical resources; (3) Flexible delivery; (4) Providing in-person session to support telehealth and (5) Take a 'whole of child' approach. Innovative telehealth offered children in geographically remote areas access to effective allied health support post-disaster that was not readily available in their local communities.

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