Attend Anywhere - Simply Getting Started
Video consultations - Calgary-Cambridge Guide
Contacts
We are working with a large digital group including diverse partners and collaborators across the healthcare service. This ensures broad collaboration, engagement, co-design and consistent local implementation processes.
To find out more about implementing VEC within your service, contact your digital team:
Community digital health teams
CHO1: digitalhealth.cho1@hse.ie
CHO2: digitalhealth.cho2@hse.ie
CHO3: digitalhealth.cho3@hse.ie
CHO4: digitalhealth.ckch@hse.ie
CHO5: sechictdigitalhealth@hse.ie
CHO6: TBC
CHO7: virtualhealth@hse.ie
CHO8: digitalhealthcho8@hse.ie
CHO9: digitalhealth.chodncc@hse.ie
Hospital digital health team
Acute services: virtualhealth@hse.ie
Modules
The modules below help you to understand the impact of using video and the key communication skills to be aware of to enhance and provide safe and effective consultations.
Attend Anywhere - Simply Getting Started
How to get your AA Licence tutorial (2 minutes 44 seconds)
Video Consultations Module RCSI
This course has five sections:
- objectives
- view tutorials
- scenario 1: video consultation
- scenario 2: video consultation - poor version, good version
- course takeaways
Video Consultations Calgary - Cambridge Guide (PDF)
Course demonstrating how to provide a structured and patient-centred approach to video consultations using the core skills of the Calgary-Cambridge guide.
This course demonstrates how applying the core skills of the Calgary-Cambridge guide to video consultations provides a structured and patient-centred approach. The guide incorporates how to provide structure to your video consultations, along with building relationships with your patient/service users via video.
The guide is broken down into 5 sections:
- initiating the session
- gathering Information
- physical examination
- providing information and planning
- closing the session
HSeLanD module - telehealth
This module provides healthcare providers with guidance in implementing telehealth in hospital and community settings.
On completion of this module, you will be able to:
- state the definition, basic history and background of telehealth
- consider legal and regulatory issues when conducting telehealth
- identify various indications of telehealth service delivery
- use basic etiquette and ethical best practice guidelines when conducting telehealth
- demonstrate basic skills necessary to provide telehealth services using a secure video conferencing platform