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Telehealth Risks: Convenience vs. Your Health

7 Dec

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Summary

  • Doctors caution that subtle health clues are missed in virtual consultations.
  • Online clinics may offer convenience but often charge a premium.
  • Building a relationship with a regular GP ensures better long-term health.
Telehealth Risks: Convenience vs. Your Health

Telehealth has become a vital healthcare option, particularly for Australians in remote areas, offering much-needed access to medical professionals. However, doctors emphasize that the convenience of virtual appointments comes with inherent risks, as crucial non-verbal cues and physical assessments are challenging to conduct remotely.

While video and phone consultations have benefits, they can lead to missed diagnostic clues, especially for unfamiliar patients. The rise of online clinics offering quick prescriptions and certificates, while convenient, can fragment care and incur unnecessary costs. Doctors stress that these services often act as intermediaries, with direct GP consultation being more cost-effective and safer.

Building a therapeutic relationship with a regular General Practitioner is highlighted as essential for comprehensive health management. This continuity allows for a deeper understanding of a patient's history, earlier detection of subtle health changes, and more accurate diagnoses, ultimately contributing to better long-term health outcomes compared to fragmented virtual care.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Key risks include missed subtle health cues during virtual assessments and potential fragmentation of care compared to in-person visits with a regular GP.
Online clinics can be convenient but may charge a premium and lack the holistic assessment a regular GP provides, potentially leading to issues with prescriptions and follow-up.
A regular GP builds a comprehensive health understanding, allowing for early detection of changes and personalized care that is crucial for long-term well-being.

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