The purpose of this qualitative study is to find out which technological translation tools can be used to improve Dutch-speaking care in all Brussels out-of-hours primary care services.
Patients: adult, living in Brussels, Dutch-speaking
GPs: adult, working in Brussels, Dutch- and/or French-speaking
Employees of professional organization-regulatory bodies: adult, Dutch-and/or French-speaking
Subject is not capable of will
Subject cannot express themself in Dutch or French
Dutch-speaking residents of Brussels Primary care physicians of Brussels Representatives from pertinent organizational and policy sectors of Belgium
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Other
Focus Group
Other interventionDutch-speaking patients, Dutch- and/or French-speaking general practitioners and Dutch- and/or French-speaking representatives from pertinent organizational and policy sectors will be questioned in heterogeneous focus groups, identifying barriers and facilitators to the use of technological translation tools in Brussels out-of-hours primary care services for Dutch-speaking patients and French-speaking general practitioners.
Exploration of barriers and facilitators of different stakeholders to the use of technological translation tools in Brussels out-of-hours primary care services for Dutch-speaking patients and French-speaking general practitioners.
Focus group results will provide a list of barriers and facilitators to the use of technological translation tools in Brussels out-of-hours primary care services for Dutch-speaking patients and French-speaking general practitioners.
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Universitair Ziekenhuis Brussel
Lead sponsor
Brusselse Huisartsenkring (BHAK)
Collaborator
Vlaamse Gemeenschapscommissie (VGC)
Collaborator
