E-Consult Education and Implementation
Electronic consultation impact from the primary care clinician perspective: Outcomes from a national sample
In a retrospective analysis of provider-reported e-consult outcomes from March 2017 to January 2018, 75% of primary care clinicians reported improved care plans and 50% reported educational benefits. Conclusion: “Findings suggest that eConsults demonstrate important educational benefits, but may also influence PCC decision-making in a way that yields tremendous cost-saving potential and improved patient experience.” Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, July 2018
Ten Steps to Establishing an [E-Consultation] Service to Improve Access to Specialist Care
Telemedicine Journal and E-Health, December 2013
Unique Educational Opportunities for [Primary Care Providers] and Specialists Arising From Electronic Consultation Services
Academic Medicine, January 2017
Leveraging an electronic referral system to build a medical neighborhood
Healthcare (Amsterdam, Netherlands), May 2015