Remote doctor visits and patient openness

This study looks at whether a small change in how doctors use electronic health records can improve how compassionate and professional they seem during your clinic visit. If you join, you would fill out a short survey after your appointment.

This study looks at giving outpatients online access to their clinical treatment notes, such as doctor's letters and progress notes. It aims to see if this helps patients feel more involved in their care and improves communication.

This trial studies whether teleconsultations (phone/video check-ins) are safe for patients who can be followed without in-person exams. It may help people who find hospital or clinic visits hard, by checking that remote care works well and is not risky.

This study tests whether recording doctor-patient conversations (audio and video) can help make medical notes more accurate and complete. If you take part, your normal hospital care would be recorded, and the recording would be used to create your clinical notes.

This study compares using a smartphone app for depression treatment with meeting a therapist in person. If you have symptoms of depression, you may be able to join from home or at a nearby site.

This trial tests whether an AI system can help doctors write down what happens during a clinic visit. The goal is to see if it makes documentation easier and reduces the time doctors spend on paperwork.