OPEN Research Support
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Associate professor
Marianne Kirstine Thygesen
Gynaecology obstetric department


Projekt styring
Projekt status    Open
 
Data indsamlingsdatoer
Start 15.09.2022  
Slut 31.12.2023  
 



Video consultations between home and hospital: an implementation project

Short summary

Video is not used for consultation in an amount that might be wished for among patients. After learning about and training in techniques of video and the Calgery Cambridge Guide (CCG) (communication), eight healthcare professionals lead more than 50 videoconsultations in one day. This day, support and feed back persons were present. Data include healthcare professional performance and experiences, as well as patient experiences.


Rationale

Some patients benefits in participating in a consultation on distance with a healthcare professional from the hospital. A telephone consultation is possible, but visual elements are lacking. It seems that approximately one out of five patients wish a video consultation, but by far, this is not offered.

We aimed to investigate how healthcare professionals incorporated knowledge from an educational program in communication and video consultations, and how patients and healthcare professionals experienced the set-up. Further, we aimed to investigate whether video consultation would give an additional consultation at the hospital.


Description of the cohort

Healthcare professionals from Gynecology with experiences in telephone consultations. Danish speaking and reading patients in different ages and from more outpatient clinics, where physicians did not found a need for patients to be present in the clinic. Patients must have a device with Internet access and be able to electronically sign a document.


Data and biological material

Social register number, phone number, outpatient clinic, consultation time, whether a relative participated, and whether healthcare professionals booked an additional consultation at the hospital. Moreover, patients' and healthcare professionals' experiences with the set-up.


Collaborating researchers and departments

MitSygehus, Klinisk IT, Odense University Hospital

  • Linea Bagger Clausen

CimC, Klinisk Udvikling, Odense University Hospital

  • Laura Trier-Mørch

Kvalitet og patientsamarbejde, Klinisk Udvikling, Odense University Hospital

  • Heidi Faurholdt
  • Christina Louise Lindhardt

Gynecology and obstetrics, Odense University Hospital

  • Maria Monberg Feenstra
  • Louise Rosenlund
  • Solveig Jensen
  • Pia Dybdal