Digital Patient Education: Implementation guide for clinics
Eine wirksame Einwilligung setzt voraus, dass Patient:innen Art, Umfang, Risiken, Alternativen und Konsequenzen einer Maßnahme tatsächlich verstehen.
Why generic medical educational videos are not enough
Generic informational videos have become commonplace in patient education in many places. Why this is not sufficient from a medical and legal perspective.
The psychology of patient education: How language, visuals and storytelling promote understanding
There is a sensitive moment between diagnosis and consent: a person has to make a complex medical decision – often under stress, time pressure and uncertainty. This is precisely where it is decided whether information was merely “provided” – or whether it was actually understood.
Expert evening in Vienna: How digital Patient Education increases patient throughput
Expert event in Vienna to increase patient throughput: Find out how digital Patient Education optimizes processes, relieves staff and creates efficiency in everyday clinical practice.
Digital Concepts of Patient Education in Ophthalmology
Digitalization is also advancing rapidly in ophthalmology. However, Patient Education, as it is still practiced in many places today, has considerable deficits. Prof. Dr. med. Lothar Schweigerer explains what these are, how they can be remedied and what future developments lie ahead. He is an emeritus professor of pediatrics and works as a senior medical…
Overview of providers of patient education solutions in the DACH region
Introduction Patient Education – i.e. providing patients with comprehensive information about planned procedures, risks, alternatives and legal aspects before treatment – is required by law and is a central component of medical care. In German-speaking countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), a diverse market of digital solutions has developed in recent years to complement the established analog…
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