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Rural cardiology programme closes the gap

In northwestern Tasmania, a comprehensive non‐invasive cardiological service has helped close the gap in specialised health care between city and rural areas. Serving a population of 90 000, the cardiological service at the North‐Western General Hospital in Burnie appears to be the only programme of its kind in rural Australia.