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Parent perceptions regarding virtual pediatric dental clinics during COVID-19 pandemic: a cross-sectional study [PDF]
PeerJ, 2023 Objective To assess the attitudes and responses of parents of pediatric patients towards virtual dental clinics during COVID-19. Material and Method A total of 102 parents of pediatric patients who were scheduled for virtual (video or telephonic) clinic ...
Sara Ayid Alghamdi
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2 Conceptualising trust in video consultations [PDF]
Oral presentations, 2021 Background Trust is recognised as an essential component of the patient-clinician relationship and high-quality care. With the turn to video consultations, patients and clinicians have raised concerns that it is harder to build and maintain trust. However, there is no research on how trust influences, and is influenced by, the video-mediated context.
S Shaw, C Pope, T Greenhalgh, L Seuren
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BMJ Open, 2021 Introduction Patients diagnosed with cancer commonly have a high degree of anxiety during an initial oncology consultation, which may interfere with a patient’s ability to retain information required to make informed treatment decisions. A previous study
Brian W Roberts +4 more
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Attitudes of care staff towards video consultations [PDF]
BJPsych Bulletin, 2020 In our specialist mental health service for people with an intellectual disability (also known in UK health services as learning disability) in Kent we have just completed a quality improvement project on attitudes towards video consultations among the staff in care settings The month of April 2020 saw a 48% fall in attendances to accident and ...
Shadwell, Rory +2 more
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JMIR Formative Research, 2022 BackgroundThe integration of teleconsultation into health care systems as a complement to existing approaches to care is growing rapidly.
Sock Wen Ng +6 more
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Video consulting contributes to carbon neutral healthcare [PDF]
BMJ, 2020 We at NHS Wales are also working towards contributing to a carbon neutral NHS.1 The NHS in Wales substantially changed the way it delivered care in March 2020 when the covid-19 crisis emerged. The Welsh government issued an emergency response offering primary, secondary, and community care NHS services across all of Wales unlimited use of a new video ...
Johns, Gemma +3 more
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Patients’ Experiences of Initiating Video Consultations
, 2023 Implementation and adoption of video consultations (VCs) in healthcare are not straightforward. Experiences of initiating a VC could increase our understanding of adoption by patients. This study aims to report patients’ experiences of installing and booking a VC in primary care. Most people found it easy to find and install the VC application.
Muli, Irene +5 more
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British Journal of General Practice, 2019 This excellent study recognises the growing interest in using video consultation with specific patient cohorts and in specific circumstances.1 It can be a change for the good, but only if done for the right reasons. The technology needs to …
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Patients preferences for communication during video consultations
Patient Education and Counseling, 2023 Objective The aim of our simulation-based study was to explore patient preferences for physician behaviours in video consultations METHODS: We conducted an exploratory study in outpatient setting in Geneva, Switzerland.Patients were invited to watch two variations videos of six simulated physician communication behaviours (camera framing, gaze ...
Mazouri, Sanae +7 more
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Use of video consultations in outpatient ophthalmic clinics [PDF]
Eye, 2020 The COVID19 pandemic has lead to increased use of video telemedicine in ophthalmology. We read with interest the article by Kang et al. [1] on their experiences of using telemedicine in oculoplastic clinics. In our own trust we have predominantly utilised telephone consultations augmented with patient-emailed photography, and have found limited uptake ...
Thomas Sherman, Paul Rainsbury
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