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remote consulting emerging model managing chronic neurological conditions widely implemented covid19 pandemic objective national survey investigate initial experiences remote consulting neurologists patients established neurological conditions followup first covid19 phase collaboration scottish association neurological sciences neurological alliance scotland conducted webbased survey neurologists patients october november 2020 data available 62 neurologists 201 patients consensus among neurologists remote consulting satisfactory way delivering healthcare selected groups patients practical technical reasons preference phone video consultations phone 63 vs video 33 p0003 prevailing opinion among clinicians considerable training interventions remote consultation skills required yes 63 vs 37 p0009 improve clinician consultation skills successfully embed new model caremost patients perceived remote consultations safe effective convenient 89 patients satisfied remote consultation experience although traditional facetoface consultations favoured way interaction 62 patients significant proportion preferred future consultations remote although replacement facetoface consultations survey illustrates remote consulting acceptable adjunct traditional facetoface consultations doctors patients research required identify overall safety applicability