Virtual Primary Care

A model of healthcare delivery that leverages digital technology to provide comprehensive primary care services remotely, connecting patients with healthcare providers through virtual platforms.

 

Telehealth:

The use of electronic communication and information technologies to provide healthcare services at a distance, including virtual primary care consultations.

 

Telemedicine:

A broader term encompassing the use of technology for healthcare delivery, including virtual consultations, remote monitoring, and other telehealth services.

 

Teleconsultation:

A virtual meeting between a patient and a primary care provider for medical consultation and advice using video conferencing or other virtual communication tools.

 

E-Visit:

An electronic visit where patients communicate with their primary care providers through secure messaging or online platforms to discuss non-urgent medical issues.

 

Digital Health Platform:

An integrated online system that supports virtual primary care services, offering features such as appointment scheduling, secure messaging, and access to health records.

 

Remote Monitoring:

The use of technology to collect and transmit patient health data from a distance, allowing healthcare providers to monitor and manage chronic conditions virtually.

 

Health App:

Mobile applications designed to support virtual primary care, enabling patients to schedule appointments, access health information, and communicate with healthcare providers.

 

Patient Portal:

A secure online platform that allows patients to access their health records, schedule appointments, and communicate with their primary care providers in a virtual setting.

 

Digital Prescription:

The electronic issuance of prescriptions by primary care providers through virtual platforms, enhancing convenience and efficiency for patients.