Clinical Use of an Electronic Pre-Visit Questionnaire Soliciting Patient Visit Goals and Interim History: A Retrospective Comparison Between Safety-net and Non-Safety-net Clinics

Introduction/Objectives We examined an initial step towards co-generation of clinic notes by inviting patients to complete a pre-visit questionnaire that could be inserted into clinic notes by providers and describe the experience in a safety-net and non-safety-net clinic. Methods We sent an electro...

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Veröffentlicht in:Health services research and managerial epidemiology 2022-02, Vol.9, p.23333928221080336-23333928221080336
Hauptverfasser: Shucard, Hannah, Muller, Emily, Johnson, Joslyn, Walker, Jan, Elmore, Joann G., Payne, Thomas H., Berman, Jacob, Jackson, Sara L.
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Zusammenfassung:Introduction/Objectives We examined an initial step towards co-generation of clinic notes by inviting patients to complete a pre-visit questionnaire that could be inserted into clinic notes by providers and describe the experience in a safety-net and non-safety-net clinic. Methods We sent an electronic pre-visit questionnaire on visit goals and interim history to patients at a safety-net clinic and a non-safety-net clinic before clinic visits. We compared questionnaire utilization between clinics during a one-year period and performed a chart review of a sample of patients to examine demographics, content and usage of patient responses to the questionnaire. Results While use was low in both clinics, it was lower in the safety-net clinic (3%) compared to the non-safety-net clinic (10%). We reviewed a sample of respondents and found they were more likely to be White compared to the overall clinic populations (p 
ISSN:2333-3928
2333-3928
DOI:10.1177/23333928221080336