Abstract
Purpose: Personal smart phones are often used for clinical communication among health care providers; however, little is known regarding patients’ views of this practice. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the perceptions of patients and their parents regarding physician use of personal phones for communication during the course of patient care. Methods: An anonymous eight question survey was conducted in the emergency center at a free-standing children’s hospital between January-March 2016. …
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