Consumer and provider preferences for digital health technologies to improve access to comprehensive primary health care in very remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory of Australia.

Von Huben A, Khanal V, Newton N, Saurman E, Norris S, Coombes K, Puruntatameri A, Comachio J, Wilson K, Edwards D, Cockayne T, Burgess P, Robson J, Makeham M, Reeve D, Lloyd A, Dickson M, Taylor S, Wakerman J, Shaw T, Russell D

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DOI: 10.22605/rrh11406
Published: 2026 Oct
Container: Rural and remote health
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@article{allodium:10.22605/rrh11406,
  title = {Consumer and provider preferences for digital health technologies to improve access to comprehensive primary health care in very remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory of Australia.},
  author = {Von Huben A and Khanal V and Newton N and Saurman E and Norris S and Coombes K and Puruntatameri A and Comachio J and Wilson K and Edwards D and Cockayne T and Burgess P and Robson J and Makeham M and Reeve D and Lloyd A and Dickson M and Taylor S and Wakerman J and Shaw T and Russell D},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {Rural and remote health},
  doi = {10.22605/rrh11406},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh11406}
}

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TY  - JOUR
TI  - Consumer and provider preferences for digital health technologies to improve access to comprehensive primary health care in very remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory of Australia.
AU  - Von Huben A
AU  - Khanal V
AU  - Newton N
AU  - Saurman E
AU  - Norris S
AU  - Coombes K
AU  - Puruntatameri A
AU  - Comachio J
AU  - Wilson K
AU  - Edwards D
AU  - Cockayne T
AU  - Burgess P
AU  - Robson J
AU  - Makeham M
AU  - Reeve D
AU  - Lloyd A
AU  - Dickson M
AU  - Taylor S
AU  - Wakerman J
AU  - Shaw T
AU  - Russell D
PY  - 2026
JO  - Rural and remote health
DO  - 10.22605/rrh11406
UR  - https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh11406
ER  -

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A, V. H., V, K., N, N., E, S., S, N., K, C., A, P., J, C., K, W., D, E., T, C., P, B., J, R., M, M., D, R., A, L., M, D., S, T., J, W., T, S., & D, R. (2026). Consumer and provider preferences for digital health technologies to improve access to comprehensive primary health care in very remote Aboriginal communities in the Northern Territory of Australia.. Rural and remote health. https://doi.org/10.22605/rrh11406

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