Queenslanders now have greater access to specialist emergency care through the state’s Virtual Emergency Care Service, a free telehealth initiative provided by the Queensland Virtual Hospital. This service offers residents, visitors, and those receiving treatment in Queensland real-time medical advice via telephone or video conferencing, helping to bridge the gap when in-person medical care is not immediately available.
With emergency departments facing increased demand, this service provides a valuable alternative for those with urgent but non-life-threatening medical concerns. It ensures that Queenslanders can receive professional medical advice and care without the need to visit a hospital, helping to ease pressure on the healthcare system.
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