How to conduct written online consultations with patients in primary care
How to conduct written online consultations with patients in primary care
A written online consultation is a two-way written exchange between a healthcare professional and a patient using an online medium (such as an online web platform or email portal). Such exchanges offer an alternative route of access for patients alongside telephone and face-to-face consultations. This article offers a guide to help clinicians, particularly those working in primary care, use written online consultations effectively with their patients.
Bakhai, Minal
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Atherton, Helen
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24 February 2021
Bakhai, Minal
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Atherton, Helen
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Bakhai, Minal and Atherton, Helen
(2021)
How to conduct written online consultations with patients in primary care.
British Medical Journal, 372, [n264].
(doi:10.1136/bmj.n264).
Abstract
A written online consultation is a two-way written exchange between a healthcare professional and a patient using an online medium (such as an online web platform or email portal). Such exchanges offer an alternative route of access for patients alongside telephone and face-to-face consultations. This article offers a guide to help clinicians, particularly those working in primary care, use written online consultations effectively with their patients.
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