虚拟分诊在提高临床医生体验和满意度中的作用:叙述性回顾。

George A Gellert, Joanna Rasławska-Socha, Natalia Marcjasz, Tim Price, Alicja Heyduk, Agata Mlodawska, Kacper Kuszczyński, Aleksandra Jędruch, Piotr Orzechowski
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目的:本综述回顾了关于提高临床医生满意度的文献,重点从临床医生的角度出发,探讨了在改善体验方面最有效的方法,以及虚拟分诊(VT)技术在提供积极的临床医生体验、改善临床护理和为卫生保健服务组织(HDOs)带来价值方面所发挥的潜在作用。方法:回顾和综合有关临床医生满意度的证据,表明VT可能对临床医生的经验、有效性感、效率和减少行政任务负担有积极的影响。分析考虑了如何概念化和改善临床医生体验的价值,导致临床医生不满意,以及VT在改善临床医生体验/满意度方面的潜在作用。结果:造成临床医生经验/满意度差的因素包括更好地管理资源限制、行政工作量、缺乏护理协调、信息过载和付款人互动。VT可以利用临床医生可以使用的实时可操作数据,简化患者与临床医生的沟通,个性化护理交付,优化护理协调,以及更好地将数字/虚拟服务与临床实践结合起来,从而改善临床医生的体验。从组织的角度来看,临床医生体验和满意度的改善源于建立有效的数字后门,增加远程医疗和虚拟医疗的临床影响和满意度,增强临床医生以中心为中心。结论:通过拥抱数字化转型和实施专注于改善患者和临床医生体验的VT等解决方案,hdo可以解决提供高质量、高效和具有成本效益的护理的障碍。VT是一种数字健康工具,可以为临床医生和他们所照顾的患者创造更精简、更令人满意的体验。VT是一种技术解决方案,可以帮助临床医生更快地做出更明智的决定,减少可避免的护理,改善与患者和护理团队之间的沟通,降低他们的行政负担,使他们有更多的时间来照顾患者。
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The Role of Virtual Triage in Improving Clinician Experience and Satisfaction: A Narrative Review.

Objective: This review examines the literature on improving clinician satisfaction with a focus on what has been most effective in improving experience from the perspective of clinicians, and the potential role that virtual triage (VT) technology can play in delivering positive clinician experiences that improve clinical care, and bring value to health care delivery organizations (HDOs).

Methods: Review and synthesis of evidence on clinician satisfaction indicating a potential for VT to favorably impact clinician experience, sense of effectiveness, efficiency, and reduction of administrative task burden. Analysis considers how to conceptualize and the value of improving clinician experience, leading clinician dissatisfiers, and the potential role of VT in improving clinician experience/satisfaction.

Results: Contributors to poor clinician experience/satisfaction where VT could have a beneficial impact include better managing resource limitations, administrative workload, lack of care coordination, information overload, and payer interactions. VT can improve clinician experience through the technology's ability to leverage real-time actionable data clinicians can use, streamlining patient-clinician communications, personalizing care delivery, optimizing care coordination, and better aligning digital/virtual services with clinical practice. From an organizational perspective, improvements in clinician experience and satisfaction derive from establishing an effective digital back door, increasing the clinical impact of and satisfaction derived from telemedicine and virtual care, and enhancing clinician centricity.

Conclusions: By embracing digital transformation and implementing solutions such as VT that focus on improving patient and clinician experience, HDOs can address barriers to delivery of high-quality, efficient, and cost-effective care. VT is a digital health tool that can create a more streamlined and satisfying experience for clinicians and the patients they care for. VT is a technology solution that can help clinicians make faster more informed decisions, reduces avoidable care, improves communication with patients and within care teams, and lowers their administrative burden so they have more quality time to care for patients.

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