Practicalities |
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Conditions |
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1a |
The patient is positive about video visits |
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1b |
The patient has access to the necessary technology |
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1c |
The patient has had previous face-to-face meetings at the clinic |
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Facilitating treatment |
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2a |
For patients living far away from the clinic |
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2b |
For patients with economic issues making it difficult to fulfill the care |
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2c |
For patients with other illnesses or disabilities that could be affected by physical visits |
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2d |
For patients with family, work, or school-related issues that complicated physical visits |
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2e |
For patients with a lack of time due to school, work, or medical status |
Patient ability |
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Well-being |
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3a |
The patient is stable in weight |
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3b |
The patient is mentally well |
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3c |
The patient does not have multiple diagnoses |
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Mindset |
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4a |
The patient can take responsibility |
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4b |
The patient has an understanding of the disease |
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4c |
The patient can understand instructions about how to use the technology |
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4d |
The patient is able to handle the technology |
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Relationship |
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5a |
The clinician has an established relationship with the patient |
Meeting content |
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Enablers |
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6a |
An expressed need, from patient or relative, for more frequent contact or encouragement |
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6b |
An identified need, from clinicians, for more frequent contact, more encouragement or feedback to achieve a better treatment outcome |
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6c |
Video communication adds something in comparison to other communication media |
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6d |
Video communication does not include sensitive issues |