Drought-affected families to receive treatment in their homes

November 1 2018 - 5:00am
APPLAUSE: Rural Doctors Association of Australia president Dr Adam Coltzau has thanked the federal government for funding that will allow GPs in drought-affected communities to offer mental health services via videoconferencing. Photo: Contributed
APPLAUSE: Rural Doctors Association of Australia president Dr Adam Coltzau has thanked the federal government for funding that will allow GPs in drought-affected communities to offer mental health services via videoconferencing. Photo: Contributed

Rural residents at “breaking point”  because of the drought will get the chance to be treated in their living rooms through funding from the federal government.

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