Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in Hospital
Patient-led recording occurs when a patient records a clinical encounter with their smart device. Understanding patient-led recording is important in ensuring a safe and patient-centered response to this behavior. This exploratory study provides insight into the patient perspective of patient-led re...
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2023-09-01
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| author | Laura Ryan MS Kelly A Weir PhD Jessica Maskell PhD Lily Bevan BS Robyne Le Brocque PhD |
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| description | Patient-led recording occurs when a patient records a clinical encounter with their smart device. Understanding patient-led recording is important in ensuring a safe and patient-centered response to this behavior. This exploratory study provides insight into the patient perspective of patient-led recordings. We conducted 20 semistructured interviews with hospital and health service patients. The interview data was analyzed using thematic analysis. We identified three themes relating to patient-led recordings, including patient engagement, psychosocial, and health service. Findings suggest that health services move beyond querying the permissibility of recording and consider how to maximize the benefits of recording while reducing the risk of harm. Patients and clinicians need to be made aware of the potential broader psychosocial benefits of recording a clinical encounter during hospital admission. These results point to an urgent need for health services to develop policies and resources that support clinicians to work within a culture of recording. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-c5da50c1f49e44d2b478d247c1b039252023-09-29T05:03:33ZengSAGE PublishingJournal of Patient Experience2374-37432023-09-011010.1177/23743735231203126Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in HospitalLaura Ryan MS0Kelly A Weir PhD1Jessica Maskell PhD2Lily Bevan BS3Robyne Le Brocque PhD4 Allied Health Research, , Southport, Australia Menzies Health Institute Queensland, , Southport, Australia Social Work Services, , Southport, Australia Gold Coast Health Consumer Advisory Group, Gold Coast Health, Southport, Australia School of Nursing, Midwifery, and Social Work, , St Lucia, AustraliaPatient-led recording occurs when a patient records a clinical encounter with their smart device. Understanding patient-led recording is important in ensuring a safe and patient-centered response to this behavior. This exploratory study provides insight into the patient perspective of patient-led recordings. We conducted 20 semistructured interviews with hospital and health service patients. The interview data was analyzed using thematic analysis. We identified three themes relating to patient-led recordings, including patient engagement, psychosocial, and health service. Findings suggest that health services move beyond querying the permissibility of recording and consider how to maximize the benefits of recording while reducing the risk of harm. Patients and clinicians need to be made aware of the potential broader psychosocial benefits of recording a clinical encounter during hospital admission. These results point to an urgent need for health services to develop policies and resources that support clinicians to work within a culture of recording.https://doi.org/10.1177/23743735231203126 |
| spellingShingle | Laura Ryan MS Kelly A Weir PhD Jessica Maskell PhD Lily Bevan BS Robyne Le Brocque PhD Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in Hospital Journal of Patient Experience |
| title | Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in Hospital |
| title_full | Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in Hospital |
| title_fullStr | Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in Hospital |
| title_full_unstemmed | Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in Hospital |
| title_short | Beyond Recording the Clinical Discussion: A Qualitative Study into Patient-Led Recordings in Hospital |
| title_sort | beyond recording the clinical discussion a qualitative study into patient led recordings in hospital |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1177/23743735231203126 |
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