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The objective was to assess whether supplementing hospital-dependent standard information with a hospital-independent animation video might reduce consultation time, pre-colposcopy anxiety levels and increase post-colposcopy satisfaction.Between November
Tirza Wouters +9 more
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Background The COVID-19 crisis forced hospitals in the UK dramatically to reduce outpatient activity. To provide continuity of care and to assist patients reluctant or unable to leave their homes, video consultations were rapidly implemented across ...
Dawn A Sim +8 more
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Objective This qualitative study explores when and why patients book video consultations through an online booking platform within the context of Danish general practice and how the technology affects patients’ use of this consultation type.
Johannes Van den Heuvel +4 more
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Teledermatology during COVID era: Our experience
Background: Telemedicine refers to “remote diagnosis and treatment of patients by means of telecommunication technology.” Dermatology has a unique place in telemedicine as a reasonably accurate diagnosis can be established by history, clinical images ...
Satish A Doddaballapur +3 more
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The obscured face in video consultations. A Levinasian analysis [PDF]
Abstract Video consultations represent a relatively new way of delivering face-to-face consultation in the context of general practice. The aim of the present analysis is to examine how video consultations influence patients’ experiences of their ability to communicate their emotions, needs, and vulnerabilities, as well as their experiences ...
Elisabeth Assing Hvidt +3 more
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SoPhy: Smart Socks for Video Consultations of Physiotherapy [PDF]
While physiotherapists are increasingly organizing video consultations, assessment of lower body movements over video remains a challenge. We present a wearable technology, SoPhy that captures and presents information related to three key aspects of lower limb movements - range of foot movement, weight distribution and foot orientation.
Deepti Aggarwal +5 more
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Video consultations for dentistry in primary health care: a pilot study
BackgroundTeledentistry is key to achieving equitable healthcare, especially in rural areas. According to the Global Strategy for Oral Health, the use of digital technologies such as video consultations (VCs) makes it possible to overcome geographical ...
Mercedes Perez-Heredia +2 more
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Space, time, and presence in video consultations: an interview study in Danish general practice
Background The purpose of this interview study was to explore patients’ and general practitioners’ (GPs’) experiences of space, time, and presence in video consultation in general practice in Denmark. Methods The study included six GPs and seven patients
Frida Greek Kofod +4 more
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Objective Anxiety is common among patients attending an initial oncology consultation. The objective of this trial was to test if an enhanced compassion video emailed to patients prior to their initial oncology consultation reduces anxiety compared with ...
Stephen Trzeciak +8 more
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Patients’ Introduction to Online Video Consultations in Primary Healthcare
This study aimed to illustrate ways primary healthcare patients were introduced to video consultations via the public online care application Alltid öppet in Region Stockholm, Sweden. The majority of patients were introduced to this by their providers or other healthcare professionals.
Irene Muli +3 more
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