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2. www.vch.ca › sites › defaultHow to Prepare for a Virtual Appointment - VCH

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   Virtual Appointment . Book a virtual appointment . There are two ways to book a virtual appointment: 1. Directly with a practitioner with whom you already have a relationship (e.g., family physician, general practitioner). In most cases you can call your practitioner’s office to book the appointment or use their online booking system. 2.

3. www.cma.ca › resources › how-navigate-virtual-careHow to navigate a virtual care visit: patient guide | CMA

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   • Fear of The Unknown
   • What Medical Conditions Are Suitable/Not Suitable For Virtual Care?
   • How to Arrange A Virtual Visit
   • Tools You Need For A Virtual Visit
   • What to Expect from A Virtual Visit: from Start to Finish

   Many patients are enthusiastic about virtual care’s potential but have concerns about key issues: 1. Is virtual care safe and effective? 2. Can I manage the technology to connect with my doctor? 3. Will the system be secure enough to ensure my privacy? 4. How will virtual care affect my relationship with my doctor? Fortunately, the answer to the fi...

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   You can safely use virtual visits for: Medical problems that can’t be treated without an in-person physical examination are NOT suitable for virtual care. These include: Although you may need to see a doctor in person for your first appointment for these types of problems, follow-up visits may be well suited to virtual care.

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   If you have a regular family doctor, that office should be your first point of contact for any medical problem that is appropriate for a virtual visit. If you are looking to see a specialist virtually, start by seeing your family doctor, who is already familiar with your condition. Here are some steps to arrange a virtual visit:

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   To be ready for a video visit, you must first prepare your communications device and Internet connection. Here are some steps to take: Also take time to prepare the location for the video visit: 1. have a comfortable seat with adequate lighting so the doctor can see you; 2. choose a private space where other people can’t see or hear you; and 3. eli...

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   Before the start of the video visit Video visits are similar to in-person appointments when it comes to the information you need on hand: 1. your health insurance card (if your province/territory’s health cards don’t include a photo, also be sure to have photo ID so the doctor can confirm your identity); 2. a list of your symptoms, when each starte...

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4. www.infoway-inforoute.ca › en › patients-familiesLearn About Virtual Care | Canada Health Infoway

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   Virtual appointments are a little different from in-person appointments. Learning about and preparing for these differences can help you make the most of your appointment: before, during and after. We hope this checklist can help.

5. www.ottawahospital.on.ca › en › healthy-tomorrowsVirtual care: Tips to make the most of your next online ...

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   Virtual care is the safe, secure and convenient way to meet with your health-care provider without having to come to the hospital. Make the most of your next online appointment by following these practical tips: New to virtual care? Read the virtual care FAQs. A few days before your virtual appointment. Ask for help if you need it.

6. www.uhn.ca › PatientsFamilies › Virtual_CareVirtual Visits at UHN - University Health Network

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   General inquiries about virtual care; How to prepare for a virtual visit, including hardware or software requirements; Clarifying virtual care appointment information in myUHN or appointment reminders; Microsoft Teams inquiries, as it pertain to conducting virtual visits; Digital literacy support, including technical virtual care troubleshooting

7. www.nthssa.ca › en › servicesNWT Virtual Care

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   How do I book a Virtual Care appointment? To book a virtual care visit, call your local health centre or clinic like you normally would to book an appointment. The staff will let you know if your appointment can take place virtually (by phone or video) or if it needs to be an in-person appointment.

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   How do I book a virtual care visit?

   • To book a virtual care visit, call your local health centre or clinic like you normally would to book an appointment. The staff will let you know if your appointment can take place virtually (by phone or video) or if it needs to be an in-person appointment.

   Frequently Asked Questions | Health and Social Services Authority

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   How do I get a virtual care appointment?

   • Many virtual care platforms require downloading an application or software before the appointment. Video calls typically need stable Internet, and it’s a good idea to test your connection before the appointment. If you can’t connect by video, you can ask your doctor to connect by phone instead.

   WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN RECEIVING VIRTUAL CARE FROM ONTARIO D…

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   Can a virtual appointment take place?

   • Some appointments can take place virtually, and some cannot. If you need an appointment, call your local health centre or clinic like you normally would to book an appointment. The staff will let you know if your appointment can take place virtually (by phone or video) or if it needs to be an in-person appointment.

   Frequently Asked Questions | Health and Social Services Authority

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   How do I arrange a virtual visit?

   • Here are some steps to arrange a virtual visit: Book an appointment with the doctor. If your doctor sees patients without appointments, find out how to get into the “virtual waiting room” so you can be seen when the doctor is next available.

   How to navigate a virtual care visit: patient guide | CMA

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   Should I see a doctor in person if I need a virtual visit?

   • Although you may need to see a doctor in person for your first appointment for these types of problems, follow-up visits may be well suited to virtual care. If you have a regular family doctor, that office should be your first point of contact for any medical problem that is appropriate for a virtual visit.

   How to navigate a virtual care visit: patient guide | CMA

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   Do I need Internet access for my Virtual Care appointment?

   • For phone calls, you do not need internet access. For video calls, you will need to have a stable internet connection. What devices can I use for my Virtual Care Appointment?

   Frequently Asked Questions | Health and Social Services Authority

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9. www.cpso.on.ca › en › PhysiciansCPSO - What to Expect When Receiving Virtual Care from ...

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   CPSO’s Virtual Care policy sets out expectations for Ontario doctors, with additional guidance in the Virtual Care: Advice to the Profession companion document. You can contact CPSO's Patient & Public Help Centre if you have questions about virtual care that you received: Phone: (416) 967-2603 / 1-800-268-7096 ext. 603 (Toll-Free)