Susanne Triebswetter, Jan C Simon, Anna-Theresa Seitz
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摘要
背景:许多在综合医院就诊的患者继发表现为皮肤改变。每年在莱比锡大学医学中心进行大约800次皮肤科会诊。目的:本研究的目的是,在实施远程皮肤科会诊后,对所涉及的医生的满意度进行回顾性评估。材料和方法:我们对2023年2月1日至7月31日期间的所有会诊请求进行了分析,并通过照片记录应用程序imitoCAM®(imito AG Zurich/Switzerland)和临床信息系统SAP®(SAP Deutschland SE & Co. KG Walldorf/Germany)使用存储转发技术进行了回答,同时对满意度问卷进行了分析,并在会诊后将满意度问卷发送给参与会诊的医生。结果:我们分析了419份咨询请求,其中90份得到了远程皮肤科的回答。会诊皮肤科医生指出,92%的病例仅使用远程医疗设备即可解决。此外,90.9%的咨询医生将技术实施评为好到非常好,47.5%的咨询皮肤科医生估计至少节省了30-60 分钟的时间。结论:我们的研究显示了远程皮肤科在住院环境中的巨大潜力。远程会诊的实施使会诊更有效,减少了时间和成本密集的运输,并为患者提供了更舒适的皮肤病学评估,降低了感染风险。
[Implementation of teledermatological consultations at Leipzig University Medical Center].
Background: Numerous patients admitted to a general hospital present skin changes as secondary findings. Approximately 800 dermatological consultations are performed annually at the Leipzig University Medical Center.
Objectives: The aim of this study was, after implementation of teledermatological consulting, the retrospective evaluation of that and the resulting satisfaction of the physicians involved.
Materials and methods: We carried out an analysis of all consultation requests, which were answered using store-and-forward technology via the photo documentation app imitoCAM® (imito AG Zurich/Switzerland) and the clinical information system SAP® (SAP Deutschland SE & Co. KG Walldorf/Germany) from 1 February to 31 July 2023, as well as of questionnaires on satisfaction, which were sent to the participating physicians after the consultation.
Results: Our analysis included 419 consultation requests, 90 of which were answered teledermatologically. The consultation dermatologists stated that 92% of the cases could be solved using only telemedical instruments. Moreover, 90.9% of the consulting physicians rated the technical implementation as good to very good and 47.5% of the consultation dermatologists estimated a time saving of at least 30-60 min.
Conclusions: Our study shows the enormous potential of teledermatology in the inpatient setting. Implementation of teleconsultation enables more efficient consultations, reduces time- and cost-intensive transportation and offers patients a more comfortable dermatological evaluation with reduced risk of infection.