2022
DOI: 10.1051/pmed/2022004
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La téléconsultation et la Covid-19: pour un renouvellement des pratiques professionnelles face aux enjeux de formation

Abstract: Contexte: En ce temps de pandémie de Covid-19, la téléconsultation, qui permet de communiquer avec un professionnel de la santé qui n’est pas au même endroit, évolue rapidement, car elle représente une façon novatrice d’assurer des services de soins de santé à distance. Un tel dispositif s’accompagne d’une réorganisation du travail collaboratif entre les différents acteurs impliqués et crée un cadre thérapeutique unique impliquant des mutations dans la relation soignant-patient. Bien que la téléconsultation gé… Show more

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“…Telemedicine implementation recommendations highlight the necessity for proper healthcare provider education. 1,4 Virtual care must now be incorporated into the medical curriculum and continuing professional development. 1 In addition, research has focused on ways to facilitate the transition to virtual care in many health specialties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Telemedicine implementation recommendations highlight the necessity for proper healthcare provider education. 1,4 Virtual care must now be incorporated into the medical curriculum and continuing professional development. 1 In addition, research has focused on ways to facilitate the transition to virtual care in many health specialties.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, virtual care changes the way patient and provider interact 15 and creates a unique therapeutic framework involving changes in the provider-patient relationship. 4 Patient-provider communication requires embodiment to compensate for the physical distance. Health communication resources are necessary to support the development of training and orientation programs for professionals, especially as the Covid-19 pandemic accelerates the implementation of telemedicine programs with visits occurring by phone or via videoconferencing.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%