TeleConsultations and The Dietitian
The who, what, where, when and why of teleconsultations
The Government is currently designing Stage 4 of a comprehensive telehealth package for all allied health professions which is set to provide GPs, medical specialists, mental health and allied health professionals with access to see all patients via telehealth, during the COVID-19 health emergency. To upskill in the teleconsultation process we are now offering free our presentation on TeleConsultations and The Dietitian by Michelle Corray, APD.
This presentation was recorded in February 2018
The presentation covers:
- The who, what, where, when and why of teleconsultations
- Benefits and pitfalls of these types of consultations
- How they are currently being used in healthcare
- Practical aspects of set up, security, client satisfaction and payment.
Watching this presentation and completing the assessment can contribute towards assessable Continuing Professional Development hours
About the Presenter
Since Michelle Corray graduated with a Masters in Nutrition & Dietetics from Flinders University, she has accrued 20 years of clinical experience working in metro and regional hospitals. More recently, Michelle co-founded ClickDietitian — an online video consulting platform that enables clients and dietitians to connect for consultations anywhere, anytime.
Michelle’s career includes working at Royal Melbourne Hospital, consulting for St John of God Hospital (Geelong and Warrnambool), Geelong Private Hospital, The Geelong Clinic and delivering dietetic services to the Aged Care sector.
As CEO of ClickDietitian, Michelle provides a valuable Online Video Consulting service for individuals and seminars on nutrition for corporates.
Registration includes:
- Access to a recording of the presentation
- Presentation notes
- Assessment quiz and certificate
- Suggested further reading
This is a free presentation
Open Access This presentation is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License which permits any use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author(s) and the source are credited.