The Virtual Consulting Room (Berlingieri)
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This document summarizes a study that tested an online virtual consulting room (VCR) to facilitate communication between primary and secondary care physicians. The key findings were: 1) Thirteen of 22 local general practices agreed to access the VCR, with 58 GPs identified as potential users. Over half of GPs visited the VCR, with one-third demonstrating repeated use. 2) Usage data showed 177 total consultations over the study period, with the VCR accessed most on Wednesdays between 3-4pm. Gastroenterology was the most visited department. 3) A post-study questionnaire found that most GP users found the VCR easy to use and a good educational tool,
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