Enhanced usual care
OtherOffer written instructions to the patient and refer the patient to their clinical team if they have unresolved issues.
NCT Number: NCT06841081
The Super-Supporter Program is designed to provide pre-visit support to patients who are at risk of not being able to participate in Virtual Care modalities (specifically, Clinical Video Visits). Patient technology navigators (Super-Supporters) will reach out before video visits and help the patient connect more easily and successfully with their providers in Virtual Care appointments.
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All sexes
Interventional
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Atrium Health, Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
The Super Supporter Technology Navigator Program was designed to support patients, across the health system, to connect more easily and successfully with their providers in Virtual Care appointments. Super Supporters call patients in advance of Virtual Care appointments to remind them of their appointment, ensure that they have a device on which to conduct the appointment, set up the device for a successful Virtual Care appointment, help them set up and log into their patient portal account, and practice connecting with their provider using a practice virtual video visit. This research study is designed to determine differences in connection rate, patient reported health, patient access and responses to a healthcare climate questionnaire by comparing those helped by a Super Supporter and those supported by an Enhanced Usual Care program.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
Offer written instructions to the patient and refer the patient to their clinical team if they have unresolved issues.
Assist and troubleshoot with the patient including a practice video visit.
Time frame: Up to Week 3
Data will be collected from electronic health record review
Time frame: Month 6
This 15-item scale assesses participants' perceptions of the degree of autonomy support versus controllingness of relevant healthcare providers. Total score range is 15-105 with higher scores indicating a more positive perception of healthcare communication.
Wake Forest University Health Sciences
Other
Super-Supporters - Specially Trained Staff to Facilitate Virtual Care for Vulnerable Patients and Family Caregivers: A Real-world Implementation and Evaluation Across North and South Carolina
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