Using interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study.
Our objective was to assess the acceptability of using an interactive video system in a general practice setting to inform patients about treatment choices. A descriptive cohort study was carried out in eight general practices in Oxfordshire. Fifty-four patients with mild hypertension and 29 with be...
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description | Our objective was to assess the acceptability of using an interactive video system in a general practice setting to inform patients about treatment choices. A descriptive cohort study was carried out in eight general practices in Oxfordshire. Fifty-four patients with mild hypertension and 29 with benign prostatic hypertrophy were studied. Patients' views of the video, treatment preference, level of involvement in treatment decision and satisfaction with decision-making process and GPs' views of the effect of the video on subsequent consultations were measured. Both patients and GPs reported favourable impressions of the interactive video system: 71% of patients said it definitely helped with their treatment decision; GPs said they found the video helpful in 82% of cases. The results of this pilot study were sufficiently encouraging to indicate the need for a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the impact of the video on the doctor-patient relationship, on subsequent treatment decisions and on health outcomes and patients' well-being. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:464a972d-3633-4534-93e7-898af56c3ed72022-03-26T15:12:49ZUsing interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:464a972d-3633-4534-93e7-898af56c3ed7EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1995Shepperd, SCoulter, AFarmer, AOur objective was to assess the acceptability of using an interactive video system in a general practice setting to inform patients about treatment choices. A descriptive cohort study was carried out in eight general practices in Oxfordshire. Fifty-four patients with mild hypertension and 29 with benign prostatic hypertrophy were studied. Patients' views of the video, treatment preference, level of involvement in treatment decision and satisfaction with decision-making process and GPs' views of the effect of the video on subsequent consultations were measured. Both patients and GPs reported favourable impressions of the interactive video system: 71% of patients said it definitely helped with their treatment decision; GPs said they found the video helpful in 82% of cases. The results of this pilot study were sufficiently encouraging to indicate the need for a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the impact of the video on the doctor-patient relationship, on subsequent treatment decisions and on health outcomes and patients' well-being. |
spellingShingle | Shepperd, S Coulter, A Farmer, A Using interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study. |
title | Using interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study. |
title_full | Using interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study. |
title_fullStr | Using interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study. |
title_full_unstemmed | Using interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study. |
title_short | Using interactive videos in general practice to inform patients about treatment choices: a pilot study. |
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