face-to-face consultation
SECOND STRATEGIC GOAL
Promoting patient proactive behavior before and during the face-to-face consultation
Reaching your second strategic goal
When the patient arrives at the face-to-face consultation, he/she already knows the doctor, which helps with the empathetic approach. Here, you can see how the guidelines provided to the patient lead your facility to achieve the second strategic goal.
Guidelines Provided to the patient
In preparation for the face-to-face consultation, follow the recommendations:
- In the face-to-face consultation, you should take all your previous exams
- It is advisable to be accompanied, as our work method extends care to the family
- Your active participation is strongly encouraged
- Click on the figures below and see how your clinical data is uploaded in your Digital Health Record (DHR) and Medical Report (MRE)
See how you have reached your second strategic goal
The instructions provided reinforce patient’s proactive behavior. The previous virtual contact allowed the doctor to understand the nature and extent of patient’s problems. Now, in the face-to-face consultation, the doctor already knows which specialties should be included to meet specific needs. During the face-to-face consultation, the patient will have all relevant information for shared decision making. Sequentially, the patient will have all clinical data stored in his/her DHR and the MRE medical will give him/her the evidence to support all recommendations. All clinical data will be immediatly available online. Using personal login and password, the patient will access his/her clinical data in real time, worldwide, through a computer, tablet or smartphone. Currently available technology would make it translated in anynatural language.
DIGITAL HEALTH RECORD
PRIVACY
PRIVACY
Here, you review the authorization to allow access, viewing and editing of your personal and clinical data, as recommended by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Here, you can check the authorization time, date and IP Device ID.
REGISTRY
REGISTRY
Here, all your personal data are stored, including permanent clinical information such as ABO and Rh group systems, allergies, immunizations and long-term care medications. In the registry, you will also find your attending physician name and licence number
PROBLEM LIST
PROBLEM LIST
Here, the attending physician will create a list of problems as described by Lawrence Weed. Before introducing a new problem, the doctor will review the entire list, avoiding repetition. Each problem listed is automatically followed by the date it was added
DATA BASE
DATA BASE
Here, the attending physician points out the clinical and laboratory findings that support each problem listed. These are preliminary data obtained in the anamnesis, physical examination, lab and imaging tests brought by the patient.
PLANNING
PLANNING
The information provided in the database generates diagnostic hypotheses and recommendations. In this icon, the attending physician requests additional tests to increase diagnostic accuracy and proposes a treatment plan. The attending physician also appoints consultant physicians, promoting comprehensive care
EXAMS
EXAMS
Here, your exams are stored. The exams are included by the attending physician and classified into categories. At your discretion, you may allow electronic access to reports, images and/or videos of your exams
PROGRESS NOTES
PROGRESS NOTES
Here, the attending physician enters progress notes. Each note is associated with a specific problem. In this icon, you will also find the reports of the consulting physicians, automatically dated and linked to their respective specialties
TIMELINE OF EVENTS
TIMELINE OF EVENTS
This function is automatically generated by the system. By clicking on this icon, you will see all dated activities performed sequentially on your DHR
SUMMARY)
SUMMARY)
This function is automatically generated by the system. Here you will see a summary of your medical record, organized in a chronological format
