Chapter 1: Introduction Dr Mike Brady Chapter 2: Remote Consultation and History Taking Khyber Alam, Louisa Jamieson Chapter 3: Inclusive and Equitable Assessment Agatha Nortley-Meshe Chapter 4: Autistic People and Those with a Learning Disability Jessica Howe Chapter 5: High-Frequency Users Jonathan Hammond Williams Chapter 6: Prescribing and Medicine Management Alexandra Gibbins, Adam Mackridge Chapter 7: Medical Technology Mark Allen Chapter 8: Assessing Common Remote Presentations Acute Pain Rhiannon Roynon Sexual Healthcare Sam Thompson Sexual Assault Sam Thompson Dental Presentations Emily Black, Emily Carter Palliative and End-of-life Care Patients Jennifer Scott-Green, Sandra Campbell Public Health and Protection Sammer Tang Ophthalmology Patients Angharad Hobby Diabetes Patients Joanna Willey, Sam Thompson Chapter 9: Minor Illnesses and Injuries Georgette Eaton, Edward Harry Chapter 10: Paediatric Patients Sam Thompson Chapter 11: Older Adults and Frail Patients Rebecca Payne, Linda Dykes Chapter 12: Mental Health Presentations Lyndsey Rosson
Description
Remote consultation and care can pose unique challenges, even for the most experienced of clinicians. It's not always easy to understand the full picture or know if you've made the right call when assessing patients without face-to-face contact. Whether you are an experienced clinician working within primary care, urgent or emergency call centres, social work, diabetes care, or new to a remote telehealth role, this book brings together all the vital information you need to practise competently and confidently in your remote clinical decision making. Examining in detail the tools and clinical reasoning skills for common presentations found within remote clinical triage and consultation, this book teaches you how to apply your existing clinical skills to remote, digital and telehealth settings. Key features include: Written by a range of authors from multiple professional backgrounds. Practice guidance on how to apply tools and techniques to your own clinical practice. Covers fundamental and advanced topics to support both higher education and vocational pathways. Covers information gathering and communication skills through both telephone and video consultation. Includes up-to-date, original content and fills important gaps in the literature including caring for those with highly complex care needs, autistic people, those with learning difficulties, people from underrepresented backgrounds, as well as high impact users.