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How Australia’s largest hospital and health service has responded to COVID-19

28 April 2020
By Kate McDonald

Brisbane's Metro North Hospital and Health Service is hoping to shift 30 per cent of its outpatients clinics to virtual services as the pandemic continues, moving beyond traditional telehealth to a virtual care system that allows for the real-time exchange of information.

The HHS also developed its own tracing app for patients arriving in Australia with suspected coronavirus, a workforce attendance tracker to keep a handle on clinical staff, a screening outcome notification app to let patients know by text of a negative diagnosis, and it is even biofabricating its own protective equipment, with TGA approval for its 3D printed face masks.

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