| Literature DB >> 34448915 |
Diana Vossen1,2, Johannes Knitza3,4, Philipp Klemm3,5, Isabell Haase3,6, Johanna Mucke3,6, Anna Kernder3,6, Marco Meyer3,7, Arnd Kleyer3,4, Philipp Sewerin3,6, Gerlinde Bendzuck8, Sabine Eis8, Martin Krusche3,9, Harriet Morf3,4.
Abstract
INTRODUCTION: In order to successfully integrate telemedicine into the daily routine of rheumatology, both the patient's and the physician's perspective are important. For this purpose, a detailed study by means of a web-based survey was conducted by the Working Group Young Rheumatology (AGJR) of the German Society for Rheumatology (DGRh) and the German Rheumatism League National Association. By means of subgroup analysis of the data regarding video consultation, the aim was now to find out which requirements and wishes patients and physicians have for video consultations.Entities:
Keywords: COVID-19 pandemic; Online survey; Patient care; Rheumatic inflammatory systemic diseases; Video consultation
Year: 2021 PMID: 34448915 PMCID: PMC8391858 DOI: 10.1007/s00393-021-01052-w
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Z Rheumatol ISSN: 0340-1855 Impact factor: 1.530
| Patienten/innen | |
|---|---|
| Mittleres Alter in Jahren | 48,7 ± 14,1 |
| Patientinnen | 239 (79,9) |
| Diagnose | |
| Rheumatoide Arthritis | 134 (44,8) |
| Psoriasisarthritis | 36 (12,0) |
| Spondylarthritis | 41 (13,7) |
| Gicht | 6 (2,0) |
| Systemische Sklerose | 30 (10,0) |
| Andere Erkrankungen | 51 (17,1) |
| Mittlere Fahrzeit bis zum Rheumatologen (in Minuten) | 45,8 ± 35,2 |
| Ärzte/innen | |
|---|---|
| n = 129 (%) | |
| Ärztinnen | 63 (48,8) |
| Alter | |
| < 30 Jahre | 17 (13,2) |
| 31 bis 40 Jahre | 44 (34,1) |
| 41 bis 50 Jahre | 28 (21,7) |
| 51 bis 60 Jahre | 30 (23,2) |
| > 60 Jahre | 10 (7,8) |
| Assistenzarzt/in | 40 (31,0) |
| Facharzt/in | 89 (69) |
| Arbeitsplatz | |
| Universitätsklinikum | 59 (46,1) |
| Anderes Krankenhaus | 36 (28,1) |
| Praxis | 33 (25,8) |
| Gar nicht | Erstvorstellung | Folgetermin | Notfall | Immer | Immer (außer Erstvorstellung) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patienten | 9 (15%) | 3 (5 %) | 15 (25 %) | 1 (2 %) | 12 (20 %) | 30 (50 %) |
| Patientinnen | 22 (9 %) | 3 (1 %) | 56 (23%) | 66 (28 %) | 16 (7 %) | 76 (32 %) |
| Ärzte/innen | 18 (14 %) | 10 (8 %) | 53 (41 %) | 6 (5 %) | 5 (4 %) | 37 (29 %) |
Anzahl der Antworten: Mehrfachantworten möglich; Patienten (n = 60); Patientinnen (n = 239); Ärzte (n = 129)