Topics | Questions |
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Knowledge of online sexual health services | Please tell me what you know about: a) the provision of online health care within and outside of Canada. b) online sexual health services within and outside of the country. c) the BCCDC’s Online Sexual Health Services. |
Perceived factors affecting the implementation of GCO | How feasible do you think the new GetCheckedOnline service will be with existing health human resource capacity in your health jurisdiction, clinic, or lab? |
What client populations do you think will benefit the most from the introduction of GCO? The least? Why? | |
Would you recommend GCO to people who access your organization’s services? Why/why not? | |
Tell me about any funding implications you think there might be for the new GetCheckedOnline service. | |
Perceived complementarity of GCO with current practices at STI/HIV testing clinics or labs | How well do you think the new GetCheckedOnline service might fit within your existing roles and responsibilities in the health jurisdiction, clinic, or lab where you work? |
How do you think GCO might affect the quality of care clinicians and lab technicians provide to clients seeking STI/HIV testing and treatment? | |
Perceived fit with extra-mural connections | How might GCO dovetail with (or clash with) clinical practice guidelines or accreditation requirements for clinics and labs in your health jurisdiction? |
Do you anticipate that GCO may identify a need to adapt or develop additional clinical practice guidelines or institutional regulations for STI/HIV testing services? | |
New training opportunities and other change management processes | What training opportunities do you think are needed in order to implement GCO in your health jurisdiction? |
How do you think this change to service provision can best be managed in your jurisdiction for you, your staff/co-workers, and clients? |