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Best Presentation & Poster WinnersBest PresentationsSession 1: Jennifer Chipps - Telepsychiatry in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa – is Failure Inevitable? Session 2: Dr Anthony Smith - Telepaediatric Services Delivered at the Bedside – a Review of Experience in Queensland Session 3 – Stream 1: Galen Elliott - Community-Based Mobile Telehealth Screening Service for Indigenous Children - The Journey So Far… Session 3 – Stream 2: Dr Victoria Wade - Videophone Delivery of Directly Observed Therapy for Tuberculosis Session 4 – Stream 1: Alan Hamilton & Beth Sperring - Plastics in a Box – Delivery of Plastic Surgery Outpatient Services Utilising Telehealth Session 4 – Stream 2: Liam Caffery - A Privacy Framework for Email-based Telemedicine Session 5: Dr Josie Di Donato - Care at a Distance: When Does Videoconferencing Help? Session 6 – Stream 1: Dr James Muir - Emergency: Skin Emergency Telemedicine Service Session 6 – Stream 2: Libby Sterling - Interpreter Services Session 7: Antti Sarela - A Mobile Phone-Based Cardiac Rehabilitation Program Session 8: Melinda Martin-Khan - Cognitive Assessment in Older Adults in Video Consultation: Interim Results Best PosterNigel Armfield - Humour Sans Frontieres? – Experiences of Clown Doctoring at a Distance by Telemedicine
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This event has now passed. The Centre for Online Health, The University of Queensland wishes to thank all whom attended and supported the 2009 International Successes and Failures in Telehealth (SFT-09 Australia) Conference. |
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Centre for Online Health (University of Queensland) Successes & Failures in Telehealth 2009 | 10-11 November 2009 Please direct all Conference Enquiries to:
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