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Incorporating Medical Students Into Primary Care Telehealth Visits: Tutorial |pdf=|usr=}}{{33974552}} gab.com Text Incorporating Medical Students Into Primary Care Telehealth Visits: Tutorial JO: JMIR Med Educ http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33974552 #FOAvip BACKGROUND: The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about sweeping change in health care delivery, which has shifted from in-person consultations to a web-based format. Few medical schools provide web-based medicine or telemedicine training to their learners, though this is likely to be important for future medical practice. OBJECTIVE: This tutorial communicates a framework for incorporating medical students into primary care telemedicine clinics. METHODS: A third-year medical student and internal medicine attending physician from the Johns Hopkins University completed telemedicine clinic visits in April 2020 by using a variety of video platforms and via telephone calls. RESULTS: Nine telemedicine visits were completed over 4 clinic days. Our patients were, on average, aged 68 years. The majority of patients were female (6/9, 67%), and most appointments were completed via a video platform (6/9, 67%). Additionally, our experience is summarized and describe (1) practical tips for how to prepare for a telehealth visit; (2) technology considerations; (3) recommendations for participation during a telehealth visit; (4) debriefing and feedback; (5) challenges to care; and (6) student, care provider, and patient reactions to telemedicine visits. CONCLUSIONS: Telemedicine clinics have been successfully used for managing patients with chronic conditions, those who have attended low-risk urgent care visits, and those with mental health concerns. Patients have reported high patient satisfaction scores for telemedicine visits, and the majority of patients are comfortable with having medical students as part of their care team. Moving forward, telemedicine will remain a popular method for receiving health care. This study has highlighted that medical students can successfully be integrated into telemedicine clinics and that they should be exposed to telehealth whenever possible prior to residency. Twit Text FOAVip Incorporating Medical Students Into Primary Care Telehealth Visits: Tutorial ????JMIR Med Educ http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33974552 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=33974552 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|33974552}}</ref> Incorporating Medical Students Into Primary Care Telehealth Visits: Tutorial #MMPMID33974552 Balaji A; Clever SL JMIR Med Educ 2021[May]; 7 (2): e24300 PMID33974552show ga BACKGROUND: The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about sweeping change in health care delivery, which has shifted from in-person consultations to a web-based format. Few medical schools provide web-based medicine or telemedicine training to their learners, though this is likely to be important for future medical practice. OBJECTIVE: This tutorial communicates a framework for incorporating medical students into primary care telemedicine clinics. METHODS: A third-year medical student and internal medicine attending physician from the Johns Hopkins University completed telemedicine clinic visits in April 2020 by using a variety of video platforms and via telephone calls. RESULTS: Nine telemedicine visits were completed over 4 clinic days. Our patients were, on average, aged 68 years. The majority of patients were female (6/9, 67%), and most appointments were completed via a video platform (6/9, 67%). Additionally, our experience is summarized and describe (1) practical tips for how to prepare for a telehealth visit; (2) technology considerations; (3) recommendations for participation during a telehealth visit; (4) debriefing and feedback; (5) challenges to care; and (6) student, care provider, and patient reactions to telemedicine visits. CONCLUSIONS: Telemedicine clinics have been successfully used for managing patients with chronic conditions, those who have attended low-risk urgent care visits, and those with mental health concerns. Patients have reported high patient satisfaction scores for telemedicine visits, and the majority of patients are comfortable with having medical students as part of their care team. Moving forward, telemedicine will remain a popular method for receiving health care. This study has highlighted that medical students can successfully be integrated into telemedicine clinics and that they should be exposed to telehealth whenever possible prior to residency. äIncorporating Medical Students Into Primary Care Telehealth Visits: Tu(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing