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This study outlines a Telerheumatology model combining an Advanced Clinician Practitioner and Rheumatologist to improve arthritis care in rural Ontario, demonstrating significant travel savings and patient outcomes.

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1. Ensure that both the primary care provider and the rheumatologist have access to the necessary technology for telecommunication, such as a secure video conferencing platform.
2. Schedule a virtual appointment between the patient, primary care provider, and rheumatologist at a convenient time for all parties involved.
3. Ensure that the patient's medical records and relevant information are shared between the primary care provider and rheumatologist prior to the appointment.
4. During the appointment, discuss the patient's symptoms, medical history, and any relevant test results with the rheumatologist to formulate a treatment plan.
5. Follow up with the patient after the appointment to ensure that they are adhering to the treatment plan and monitor their progress.
6. Schedule regular virtual appointments as needed to provide ongoing care and support to the patient.

Who needs telerheumatology shared-care model?

1. Patients who live in remote or underserved areas where access to rheumatologists is limited.
2. Patients who have difficulty traveling to in-person appointments due to mobility issues or transportation constraints.
3. Primary care providers who may benefit from the expertise and guidance of a rheumatologist in managing complex rheumatologic conditions.

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What is telerheumatology shared-care model?

The telerheumatology shared-care model is a framework that combines telemedicine and collaborative care between rheumatologists and primary care providers to manage and treat patients with rheumatic diseases remotely.

Who is required to file telerheumatology shared-care model?

Healthcare providers involved in telerheumatology services, including rheumatologists and primary care physicians participating in the shared-care model, are required to file the telerheumatology shared-care model.

How to fill out telerheumatology shared-care model?

To fill out the telerheumatology shared-care model, providers must complete the designated forms provided by the regulatory authority, including patient information, treatment plans, and communication between care teams.

What is the purpose of telerheumatology shared-care model?

The purpose of the telerheumatology shared-care model is to improve access to rheumatologic care, enhance communication between healthcare providers, and ensure timely management of rheumatic conditions.

What information must be reported on telerheumatology shared-care model?

Providers must report patient demographics, diagnosis details, treatment plans, outcomes, and communication logs between rheumatologists and primary care providers.