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Video patient consultations enhance physician-patient communication, overcoming distance barriers. Despite initial challenges, increased use during COVID-19 suggests sustained demand for this telehealth technology.

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Digital Health
Telemedicine
Health Informatics

Background:

Advancements in communication technology enable remote patient-physician interaction via computers and smartphones.
Video consultations enhance personal connection compared to phone calls, bridging geographical distances.
Legal, reimbursement, and data privacy considerations are crucial for implementing video consultations.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the adoption and potential of video patient consultations in healthcare.
To identify challenges and opportunities associated with integrating video consultations into clinical practice.

Main Methods:

Review of current communication technologies in healthcare.
Analysis of factors influencing the adoption of video consultations.
Examination of legal and reimbursement frameworks for telemedicine.

Main Results:

Video consultations offer improved patient-physician interaction but face adoption hurdles.
Certified software, patient consent, and data confidentiality are essential requirements.
Reimbursement by health insurance companies is possible for video consultations.
The COVID-19 pandemic significantly accelerated the use of video consultations.

Conclusions:

Video consultations are a valuable tool for modern healthcare, enhancing patient access and engagement.
Despite initial low uptake, the demand for video consultations is expected to persist post-pandemic.
Addressing legal and technical challenges will be key to widespread adoption of this telehealth modality.