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Pacific Rim report: Australia.

Some of the major barriers to telemedicine adoption relate to the immaturity of the industry, the limited telecommunications infrastructure, the lack of appropriate dialogue between vendors and buyers about solutions required, and the lack of industry partnerships. Remuneration is only one barrier. There are, of course, other substantial organizational, financial and attitudinal barriers. However, there are many promising aspects of the telemedicine industry in Australia that could provide the foundation for future innovation and expansion.