Virtual Wellness: Maximizing Your Online Doctor Visit for Personalized Care and Convenience!

Here’s how you can help make your online doctor visit better

With the lockdown continuing and people adjusting with the new normal, online doctor consultations are starting to be more widely accepted. And after having consulted patients over the phone, WhatsApp and video calls for the past three months, I believe that there are some basic things that a patient can do to make the best of their online medical consultation.

Pick the time

Try choosing a convenient time for your consultation, so you can remain undisturbed throughout your appointment.

Where you sit, matters.

Choose a comfortable place for your consultation. The idea place must-

Have a table or a surface to keep your device as you may need to lean into the camera to show the affected area.
Give you privacy to discuss your concerns with the doctor.
Not have too much noise in the background.
Have adequate light for the doctor to see you properly
Have good reception of Wi-Fi or network to make sure you have good internet speed.

Hardware
You can generally use either a computer or a phone to connect to the online software for your online appointment. In case you need some privacy, you may choose to use headphones.

Test it
Try connecting to the meeting link before the actual appointment. This gives you a chance to check that everything is working fine, and allows you to fix any issues that may arise, so that you can have a glitch-free appointment.

Take notes
While you are meeting your doctor online, it’s important to take notes about what the doctor is saying (including advice and best practices) for your future reference.

Patience is Key

It can sometimes happen that connectivity issues can hamper the audio-video clarity. Here are some suggestions to help you make it work better:

Speak in short and clear sentences. It makes for easier communication.
Do not ask too many questions in one go. Ask all questions you may have, but just one at a time.
Wait for the doctor to respond before you move to the next question.
In case you cannot hear the doctor properly, ask your doctor to repeat their advice. There’s no harm in asking them to clarify your doubts.

I hope that this article helps you make the most out of your online consultations.

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Disclaimer:

This article is one in a series of articles on skin conditions by Dr. Sejal Saheta – MD, DNB – Dermatology and Venereology. The objective of this series is to educate the reader and help them take precautions against various skin conditions they come across on an everyday basis. These articles are not meant to be used by patients for self-diagnosis or for avoiding proper medical treatment. The images used in the above blogs are just for the visual representation of the treatment results may vary from patient to patient

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