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How Technology is Transforming Medical Practice for the Better

  • Writer: Andrew McLeod
    Andrew McLeod
  • Jul 4
  • 1 min read

Updated: 4 days ago


How Technology is Transforming Medical Practice for the Better

Telehealth isn't just changing where we practice medicine – it's revolutionising how we can structure our entire careers. 

 

The shift happening now: General practitioners are leveraging technology to specialise in areas like ADHD care, previously the domain of psychiatrists. With proper support systems and digital tools, geographical and traditional role boundaries are dissolving. 

 

What this means for modern medical practice:  

• Complete autonomy over working hours and patient loads  

• Ability to practice specialised care from anywhere  

• Administrative tasks handled by dedicated teams  

• Focus returning to what doctors trained for – treating patients 

 

Real-world example: Anteris has created a model where GPs practice specialised ADHD care through tele-health, supported by senior psychiatrists and comprehensive admin teams, while maintaining complete control over their practice. 

 

The result? Doctors are rediscovering their passion for medicine while patients receive better access to care. 

 

Learn more about how Technology is transforming medical practice. Contact: philippa.powell@anteris.nz 

 
 
 

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