Teledermatology in the provision of biologics through COVID-19 in a rural dermatology practice-A retrospective review

COVID-19 compounded existing barriers to healthcare for rural patients. We completed a retrospective chart review of patients receiving Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme subsidised biologics at a Modified Monash Model 3 dermatology practice during the pandemic and examined factors contributing to succe...

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Published in:Australasian journal of dermatology 2023-08, Vol.64 (3), p.e212-e215
Main Authors: Wong, Xin Lin, Farrell, Joshua Alexander, Satchell, Andrew Campbell, Sebaratnam, Deshan Frank
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