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South Australia pushes Albanese to allow telehealth for dying care
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South Australia pushes Albanese to allow telehealth for dying care

South Australia wants the federal government to allow telehealth for assisted dying. Access is hard for patients in remote areas.

Why it mattersRemote patients must travel to cities for assisted dying services. Telehealth could bring the service to them.

AustraliaSome Australians in remote areas may be unable to access voluntary assisted dying without long travel, creating an equity gap telehealth could solve.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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