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Cardiac patients in Tasmania can now seek digital rehabilitation – Healthcare IT News
Digital health group Cardihab has partnered with Tasmania’s health department and the Royal Flying Doctor Service, an aeromedical organisation, to roll out its…
Digital health group Cardihab has partnered with Tasmanias health department and the Royal Flying Doctor Service, an aeromedical organisation, to roll out its Cardihab app in public hospitals throughout the state. The app will enable patients in Tasmania with heart disease to undergo rehabilitation programmes and receive medical advice at home through weekly phone calls and video consultations.
WHY IT MATTERS
Cardiac disease is the leading cause of death in Tasmania, with its fatality rate higher…
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