新冠肺炎疫情期间伊拉克南部巴士拉市电子诊所服务评价:描述性研究

Basim Al-Hijaj, Wael Alshihaby, Mohamed Abdulzahra, Luay H. Alwan, Sadik Hassan
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背景:很少有研究试图评估远程医疗对组织的影响以及影响其使用和接受方式的相关流程变化。目的:通过询问优化建议,评价参与电子门诊的医生和受益于电子门诊的患者的满意度。方法:采用双盲法对患者和医生进行在线调查;调查的链接是由研究小组以外的人员发送给他们的,没有附上任何可识别的名字。收集和分析反馈,并使用Microsoft Excel构建相关图表。结果:共分析了277例患者的反应。获取电子诊所信息的最常见平台是社交媒体。77.7%的受访者对电子诊所感到满意,85.5%的受访者认为服务容易,75.1%的受访者认为值得信赖,50.5%的受访者认为可用时间充足。在受访者中,83.4%的人打算在未来使用电子咨询。大多数参加电子诊所的医生是儿科医生(25%),其次是耳鼻喉科医生(22%)。大部分医生参加这项服务是因为他们想帮助人们(41.8%)。WhatsApp(58.2%)、Facebook(44.8%)和电话(40.3%)是最常见的咨询平台。在医生中,53.7%的人回答说经验是成功的,43.3%的人建议在大流行期间继续提供服务,53.7%的人建议即使在大流行结束后也继续提供服务。结论:通过电子调查对临床服务进行的评估显示,参与调查的患者和医生都作出了一系列满意的反应,并收到了关于技术优化和在大流行之后继续提供服务的建议。
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Evaluation of Electronic-Clinic Services in Basrah, Southern Iraq, During the COVID-19 Era: A Descriptive Study
Background: Few studies have attempted to evaluate the organizational impact of telemedicine and the associated process changes that affect the way that it is used and accepted. Objective: To evaluate the degree of satisfaction of both the doctors who participated in electronic clinics and the patients who benefitted from it by inquiring about suggestions for optimization. Method: An online survey was conducted in which both the patients and the doctors were blinded; the link for the inquiry was sent to them without any recognizable names attached by a personnel from outside the research group. Responses were gathered and analyzed, and relevant graphs and tables were constructed using Microsoft Excel. Results: A total of 277 patient responses were analyzed. The most common platform for obtaining information about the electronic clinics was social media. It was observed that 77.7% of the respondents were satisfied with e-clinic, 85.5% found the service easy, 75.1% felt it was trustful, and 50.5% found the time available to be adequate. Among the respondents, 83.4% intend to resort to electronic counseling in the future. Most of the doctors who participated in e-clinics were pediatricians (25%), followed by otorhinolaryngiologists (22%). Most doctors enrolled in the service because they wanted to help the people (41.8%). WhatsApp (58.2%), Facebook (44.8%), and phone calls (40.3%) were the most common platforms for consultation. Among the doctors, 53.7% responded that the experience was successful, 43.3% recommended continuing the service throughout the course of the pandemic, and 53.7% recommended continuing even after the pandemic comes to an end. Conclusions: Evaluation of the clinical service via the electronic survey revealed a spectrum of satisfactory responses from both the patients and the doctors who participated, and suggestions for technical optimizations and for the continuation of the service even beyond the pandemic were received.
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