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      La vídeo-consulta en atención primaria de salud: una experiencia de implantación Translated title: Video-consultation in primary health care: an implementation experience

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          Resumen La videoconsulta (VC) representa un método novedoso de interacción asistencial en el contexto de pandemia por coronavirus. Para realizar la VC es necesario contar con tecnología específica: un programa para generar reuniones virtuales, ordenador, tableta y/o móvil con cámara y micrófono integrados. La formación es clave para que el proceso sea exitoso y éste no está exento de dificultades. Este artículo describe el concepto de VC, su uso en Atención Primaria (AP), el rol de las enfermeras en su utilización, así como una experiencia de implantación en AP de Tenerife.

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          Abstract Video consultation (VC) represents a novel method of healthcare interaction in the context of a coronavirus pandemic. To carry out VC it is necessary to have specific technology: a program to generate virtual meetings, a computer, tablet and/or mobile phone with an integrated camera and microphone. Training is key for the process to be successful and it is not without its difficulties. This article describes the concept of VC, its use in Primary Care (PC), the role of nurses in its use, as well as an experience of implementation in PC in Tenerife.

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              Acceptability, benefits, and challenges of video consulting: a qualitative study in primary care

              Background People increasingly communicate online, using visual communication mediums such as Skype and FaceTime. Growing demands on primary care services mean that new ways of providing patient care are being considered. Video consultation (VC) over the internet is one such mode. Aim To explore patients’ and clinicians’ experiences of VC. Design and setting Semi-structured interviews in UK primary care. Method Primary care clinicians were provided with VC equipment. They invited patients requiring a follow-up consultation to an online VC using the Attend Anywhere web-based platform. Participating patients required a smartphone, tablet, or video-enabled computer. Following VCs, semi-structured interviews were conducted with patients (n = 21) and primary care clinicians (n = 13), followed by a thematic analysis. Results Participants reported positive experiences of VC, and stated that VC was particularly helpful for them as working people and people with mobility or mental health problems. VCs were considered superior to telephone consultations in providing visual cues and reassurance, building rapport, and improving communication. Technical problems, however, were common. Clinicians felt, for routine use, VCs must be more reliable and seamlessly integrated with appointment systems, which would require upgrading of current NHS IT systems. Conclusion The visual component of VCs offers distinct advantages over telephone consultations. When integrated with current systems VCs can provide a time-saving alternative to face-to-face consultations when formal physical examination is not required, especially for people who work. Demand for VC services in primary care is likely to rise, but improved technical infrastructure is required to allow VC to become routine. However, for complex or sensitive problems face-to-face consultations remain preferable.
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                Martín Rodríguez Álvaro (Santa Cruz de La Palma, La Palma, Spain )
                1988-348X
                2021
                : 15
                : 2
                : 1220
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                [1] orgnameServicio Canario de la Salud orgdiv1Gerencia de Atención Primaria de Tenerife orgdiv2Área de Formación, Investigación, Innovación e Implantación de Buenas Prácticas en Cuidados para la Salud
                [4] orgnameServicio Canario de la Salud orgdiv1Gerencia de Atención Primaria de Tenerife orgdiv2Departamento de Informática
                [3] orgnameServicio Canario de la Salud orgdiv1Gerencia de Atención Primaria de Tenerife orgdiv2Departamento de Informática
                [2] orgnameServicio Canario de la Salud orgdiv1Gerencia de Atención Primaria de Tenerife orgdiv2Departamento de Informática
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                S1988-348X2021000200002 S1988-348X(21)01500200002
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                : March 2021
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                Atención Primaria de Salud,Teleenfermería,Telemedicina,Coronavirus,A Primary Health Care,Remote Consultation,Telenursing,Telemedicine,Consulta Remota

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