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PODCAST #11 – Dr Gerry Considine interviews Dr Jim Muir about TeleDerm

Readers will be aware that the TeleDerm service run by ACRRM’s RRMEO service is under threat, with uncertainty over continued MSOAP funding.

Dr Jim Muir has been providing an exemplary TeleDerm service, whereby rural & remote doctors can upload a photo of a skin lesion along with brief clinical history, for a TeleDerm opinion

It’s low coast, effective and worthy of continuation

Sadly I was called away to the Hospital so rather than the planned three-way link, you get the benefits of Gerry’s dulcet tones interviewing Jim ‘the perfect face for radio’

Enjoy!

https://gmep.org/media/13811

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