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Dietitian reflections on video consultations: a descriptive qualitative study.

Sarah Persson^1,2, Karin Danielsson³, Petra Rydén⁴

¹Department of Food, Nutrition and Culinary Science, Umeå University, Universitetstorget 4, Umeå, 901 87, Sweden. sarah.persson@umu.se.

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Summary

Registered dietitians find video consultations improve healthcare access and flexibility, but prefer in-person visits for physical assessments or when patients lack digital skills. Decisions involve balancing equity, effectiveness, and patient needs.

Keywords:

Health personnel Health services accessibility Qualitative research Remote consultation Telehealth

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Area of Science:

Healthcare delivery
Digital health
Telemedicine

Background:

Healthcare is shifting towards video consultations, especially beneficial for professionals serving remote areas.
Ensuring care quality during this transition is crucial for healthcare professionals.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore how registered dietitians reason about using video consultations.
To inform decisions regarding video consultation implementation in healthcare practice.

Main Methods:

Digital interviews were conducted with nine registered dietitians.
Data analysis used reflexive thematic analysis with a patient-centered healthcare access framework.

Main Results:

Video consultations were seen to enhance flexibility and access, though not for all patients or care stages.
Dietitians prioritized equity and effectiveness but preferred face-to-face consultations for physical assessments or low digital literacy patients.
Decision-making was influenced by personal preferences, organizational structures, and policy frameworks.

Conclusions:

Perceived benefits and limitations of video consultations depend on the simultaneous consideration of various care delivery aspects.
Future research should focus on supporting healthcare professionals in patient involvement and navigating complex policy and contextual demands.