Attend Anywhere / Near Me video consulting service evaluation 2019-2020: summary report
Summary findings of an external evaluation of the Attend Anywhere / Near Me video consultations service used across health and care services in Scotland.
Abbreviations and Glossary of Terms
Attend Anywhere: Video call system and service designed to support remote health and care consultations
HSW: Healthcare Support Worker
Hub site: The location where the clinician is based during the video consultation
Internet browser: A piece of software installed on a computer system / computers that provides access to the internet and websites.
IT: Information Technology
MS: Multiple Sclerosis
NASSS: Non-adoption, Abandonment and Challenges to Scale-up, Spread and Sustainability – an analytical framework developed to explain individual and organisational challenges to adoption and sustained use of technology-supported programmes in health and care.
NHS Health Boards: NHS Scotland has 14 territorial Health Boards, which cover specific geographical areas. They are responsible for the protection and improvement of their population's health, and for the delivery of frontline healthcare services. There are also 7 Special NHS Boards.
NHS Near Me: National branding name in Scotland for the video consultation services using the Attend Anywhere platform
Primary care: Primary health care is the first point of contact with the NHS. It includes community-based services provided by, for example, GPs, community nurses, pharmacists; and by allied health professionals such as physiotherapists and speech and language therapists.
Secondary care: Mainly hospital-based health care provision, including emergency care (via Accident & Emergency), outpatient departments and elective treatments.
Spoke site: The location where the patient is based during the video consultation
TEC: Technology Enabled Care
TrakCare: Specific Patient Administration System used in most hospitals across Scotland
VC: Video Consulting or Video Consultations
Waiting area: A virtual online waiting area which patients access via an internet link and then wait for their appointment
Contact
Email: socialresearch@gov.scot
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