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• W2768480766 abstract "Aim and objective To synthesise evidence of registered nurses’ and midwives’ experiences with videoconferencing and identify perceptions of the appropriateness, meaningfulness and feasibility of this technology in professional and clinical practice. Background Videoconferencing is a form of telehealth that can facilitate access to high‐quality care to improve health outcomes for patients and enable clinicians working in isolation to access education, clinical supervision, peer support and case review. Yet use of videoconferencing has not translated smoothly into routine practice. Understanding the experiences of registered nurses and midwives may provide practitioners, service managers and policymakers with vital information to facilitate use of the technology. Design A qualitative meta‐synthesis of primary qualitative studies undertaken according to Joanna Briggs Institute methodology. Method A systematic search of 19 databases was used to identify qualitative studies that reported on registered nurses’ or midwives’ experiences with videoconferencing in clinical or professional practice. Two reviewers independently appraised studies, extracted data and synthesised findings to construct core concepts. Results Nine studies met the criteria for inclusion. Five key synthesised findings were identified: useful on a continuum; broader range of information; implications for professional practice; barriers to videoconferencing; and technical support, training and encouragement. Conclusions While videoconferencing offers benefits, it comes with personal, organisational and professional consequences for nurses and midwives. Understanding potential benefits and limitations, training and support required and addressing potential professional implications all influence adoption and ongoing use of videoconferencing. Relevance to clinical practice Registered nurses and midwives are well placed to drive innovations and efficiencies in practice such as videoconferencing. Nursing and midwifery practice must be reframed to adapt to the virtual environment while retaining valued aspects of professional practice. This includes ensuring professional standards keep pace with the development of knowledge in this area and addressing the findings highlighted in this meta‐synthesis." @default.
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• W2768480766 title "Registered nurse and midwife experiences of using videoconferencing in practice: A systematic review of qualitative studies" @default.
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