BLUEEYE CLINIC
Healthcare Professional Information Leaflet
BlueEye Clinic is a virtual clinic for healthcare professionals with an online experience of real-life consultations. It can be used for any clinic situation where a clinician or therapist speaks to a patient or client using video.
Where appropriate, your patients can attend your consultation online via a video call.
With video calling, you can see your patients from anywhere. It also leads to cost savings via higher outpatient clinic efficiency.
- Appointments can be set up from a minimum of 10 minutes from the current time to any future time and date. If you need to make an instantaneous video call to a patient, use the ‘Direct’ function in BlueEye Clinic.
- Waiting room feature holds a participant or patient until the healthcare professional is ready to join the call.
- Multiparty feature enables a healthcare professional to consult with up to 14 participants at a time.
- Secure video calls as minimal data is used for account and call set up and the calls are not recorded anywhere.
- Private chat rooms for the healthcare professionals and patients.
- Easy to use as the patients donāt need to create an account or download an app for video calls.
- A laptop with web camera, microphone and speakers or a headset (usually built into laptops)
- Up to date version of Google chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Safari web browser
- Good speed, reliable internet connection
- No firewall blocks
- A private area for uninterrupted video call
The video calls use a similar amount of data to other video software/apps that you may already be familiar with, such as Skype, WhatsApp video calls and FaceTime.
BlueEye Direct Clinic is a HSE recommended video conferencing consultation solution as part of HSE telehealth readiness and complies with HSE IT policy and standards.
For provisioning on the BlueEye Clinic video, please email BlueEye Telehealth lead Ann Scanlon at ann.scanlon1@hse.ie.
An overview of the video calling process is given in the image below. For detailed explanation along with the actual snapshots, you can refer āHow to use ā for healthcare professionalsā document.