Free digital help for patients in Waikato
DORA (Digital On-Road Access) is promoting the benefits of having online access to your personal health information and can support people to use their smartphones, tablets and computers to access that information online.
Your Waikato patients can drop-in to get support with their health app, tips for staying safe online and tech help with their smartphone or tablet.
Starting this week, the DORA bus will be at a number of Waikato community venues, such as libraries and community centres, throughout June, July and August between 10am and 4pm. View the the timetable here.
Sue Kini, programme manager for Stepping UP and Leilani Glassie, digital skills trainer were on hand to help provide online health support to nearly 1000 people at Fieldays.
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