Video group clinics are a new, innovative form of healthcare. They are bringing patients with shared needs together via video to receive high quality support and care from a clinician.
Below are guides, demonstration videos and case studies which can support you from a technical aspect in running video group clinics.
These guides can support you with the technicalities of setting up and running video group clinics. They highlight technical tips and also answer many frequently asked questions from practice staff.
These guides explain how patients can access and enter a video group clinic on Microsoft Teams, Skype and Zoom. If you are using one of the mentioned platforms to run video group clinics send the guide to your patients beforehand, it will support them in gaining access to the video call.
These videos demonstrate how practices can set-up a video group clinic in Microsoft Teams, Skype, Zoom, Google Meet and Cisco Webex. There are also three videos which demonstrate how patients can gain access to a video group clinic on Microsoft Teams, Skype and Zoom.
Setting up a VGC on Microsoft Teams
Setting up a VGC on Skype
Setting up a VGC on Microsoft Teams
Setting up a VGC on Zoom
Setting up a VGC on Google Meet
Setting up a VGC on Cisco Webex
How to join a VGC on Microsoft Teams
How to join a VGC on Skype
How to join a VGC on Zoom
Here are some video case studies of practices experiences in running video group clinics with their patients. Here they discuss the positive benefits of running video group clinics, any barriers they may have faced and how they overcame them.
Angela Ormrod’s – VGC case study
Dr Frances Blackmore – VGC case study
GP Shawarna Lasker's – VGC case study
Dr Rupa Joshi - using video group clinics to support patients with anxiety and asthma
Dr Joshi - running video group clinics to support parents
Maggi Bradley – VGC case study
Cara-Leigh Hall – VGC case study
General Practitioner Katy – VGC case study
Steve Brown – VGC case study
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