‘Profound shift’ in how Australians engage with healthcare options

Megan Haggan 21/11/2025

A new survey shows overwhelming support amongst patients for telehealth – as well as a shift in how medicinal cannabis is viewed A survey commissioned by health tech company Montu and conducted by the Online Research Unit has found that 94% of a nationally representative survey of 1,000 Australians believe telehealth improves healthcare access for

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