The patients’ opinion on the use of information technologies at the Šeškinė Outpatient Clinic and “Centro poliklinika” Outpatient Clinic of the city of Vilnius according to the age of patients
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Kairys, Jonas | Šeškinės poliklinika | Vilniaus universitetas |
Stukas, Rimantas | Vilniaus universitetas | |
Stundžienė, Rasa | Šeškinės poliklinika | Vilniaus universitetas |
VšĮ Centro poliklinika | ||
Šerpytis, Pranas | Vilniaus universitetas | |
Čepulis, Rolandas Stasys | Vilniaus universitetas |
Scientific Research Publishing |
Date Issued |
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2013 |
Objectives: The objective of this study is to as- sess patients’ opinion of the information tech- nologies (IT) electronic registration systems at the “Centro poliklinika” and Šeškinė outpatient clinics in Vilnius City. Material and Methods: The survey was conducted in May-June, 2012. In the course of the primary survey, one questionnaire was handed out to one in tenth of the newly ar- rived patients. Total number of 650 question- naires was distributed. 563 respondents partici- pated in the survey (feedback rate—86.6%). Sta- tistical analysis of data was performed by means of personal computer using SPSS software package. Results: 54.7% of respondents state that they make use of the possibility of online registration with the family doctor. 85.05% of respondents indicate that a doctor, when making the next appointment or referring to the medical specialist, registers a patient on site by means of computer. Upon arrival of a respondent to the reception desk of the medical establishment, 90.3% of respondents are registered by means of computer. 72.4% of respondents say that they have a choice to telephone and inquire about the time of visit if they have forgotten the visit time or lost the appointment sheet. Majority of re- spondents using the online registration option belong to the age group between 21 and 40 years—35.3%. Conclusions: Answers by the res- pondents and the breakdown between “Centro poliklinika” and Šeškinė outpatient clinics are very similar and no essential differences have been determined.