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Patient Experiences with Virtual Nursing: A Qualitative Survey
Saif Khairat1, Jennifer Morelli1, Ariana Avila1
1University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC.
Patients generally have positive experiences with virtual nursing, a remote care model using telehealth. This study explored patient perceptions of virtual nursing for hospital admission assessments and discharge education, finding high acceptance and satisfaction.
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Health Informatics
- Patient Experience Research
Background:
- Virtual nursing is an emerging care delivery model.
- It leverages telehealth technologies for remote patient care.
- Experienced nurses provide services like admission assessments and discharge education virtually.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore patient experiences with virtual nursing.
- To understand patient perceptions of virtual nursing for admission and discharge.
- To identify factors influencing patient acceptance and satisfaction.
Main Methods:
- Qualitative study design.
- Analysis of patient quotes regarding virtual nursing interactions.
- Focus on experiences during hospital admission assessments and discharge education.
Main Results:
- Predominantly neutral to positive patient experiences reported.
- Only 13% of patient quotes indicated negative sentiment.
- Identified key themes in patient acceptance, perceived advantages, and overall perceptions.
Conclusions:
- Virtual nursing is generally well-received by patients.
- Telehealth-based nursing models show promise for enhancing patient care access and delivery.
- Further research can optimize virtual nursing implementation based on patient feedback.
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