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. 2014 Dec 24;9:25–40. doi: 10.2147/PPA.S67506

Table 2.

When quality attribute is most controllable for telemedicine service encounters

Quality attributes/encounter control points Before the encounter Encounter start Encounter body Encounter end After the encounter
System quality attributes
Reliability
Peripheral sophistication
Ergonomic design
Performance
Usefulness
Affordability
Information quality attributes
System feedback to patient
Quiet/soundproof
Adequate lighting
Audio clarity
Motion handling
Image resolution
Service quality attributes
Technical support
Scheduling support
Patient education
Privacy
Suitable temperature
Facilitating décor
Use quality attributes
Focus on patient care
Consultant telepresence
Medical team coordination
Telemedicine trained staff
Conveys access/review of patient records
Clear future directives
Professionalism (clinician in patient room)
Mix with in-person examinations

Note: ⊕ indicates when each attribute is most in control for each medical video conferencing quality attribute.