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Video consultations: A guide for practice (18 March 2020)

Summary

Many practices are now using or considering using alternatives to face-to-face consultations because of concerns about COVID-19. Important new information and guidance is now available to support video consultations. Produced by researchers at the University of Oxford, this document is packed with extremely useful, practical advice and tips to help doctors,other primary care clinicians, and patients navigate these almost uncharted waters at a time of unprecedented challenge for the health service.

Content

The document covers five key topics:

  • when are video consultations appropriate?
  • how can a practice get ready for them?
  • how can clinicians conduct high-quality video consultations?
  • what can patients do to prepare for and take part in them?
  • what is the research evidence for their quality and safety?
Video consultations: A guide for practice (18 March 2020) https://bjgplife.com/2020/03/18/video-consultations-guide-for-practice/

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