VIDEO ASSESSMENT · IN DEVELOPMENT

Medical records. A video interview. A reasoned opinion.

INEM is preparing video assessments for clients in Poland, cooperating with renowned expert practices across all medical specialties. Video appointments are not yet bookable.

The interview adds context. The report explains the evidence.

Existing expert network → preparation of the video pathway → individual case assessment.

YOUR PATH TO AN EXPERT OPINION

What happens, and who does what?

  1. 01

    Your question

    Tell us the purpose, recipient and deadline. No health records in the enquiry form.

  2. 02

    Case assessment

    We check the specialty, expert availability and suitable assessment method.

  3. 03

    Scope and fee

    You receive the scope, price, language and timeframe before commissioning.

  4. 04

    Records + video interview

    Planned pathway: the doctor reviews records and holds a structured video interview, if suitable.

  5. 05

    Written opinion

    A reasoned report answers the agreed questions and explains the limits of the evidence.

Current status: we are recruiting video medical experts. There are no bookable video appointments yet. A video interview does not replace a necessary physical examination.

What a video assessment means

The planned service combines records review with a structured medical interview by video. The output is a written expert opinion within an agreed scope, not simply a recording of a call.

Suitability comes first

A physician determines whether the questions can be addressed remotely. The recipient’s requirements and the person’s location also matter. If a physical examination is necessary, video is not a substitute.

Preparing for the interview

After acceptance: use the agreed private connection, prepare identification, check camera and microphone, and choose a quiet room. Any interpreter or accompanying person must be agreed in advance. Records use the separately agreed transfer channel.

If video is not enough

If the connection fails or evidence is insufficient, the assessment may need further records, another appointment or an examination. Scope, cost and next steps are agreed before additional work.

Video assessment: limitations and telemedicine guidance