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Evaluation of experiences and attitudes of patients towards patient portal enabled access to their health information or medical records – A Qualitative Study

2022-07-29

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The demand for patient centred care and patient engagement in their healthcare has driven patient portal introduction. The widespread adoption and use of patient portals, however, has been a rather slow process in the United Kingdom (UK). Hence, a limited number of studies have explored patient perceptions and experiences of general portal use which forms a foundation for successful implementation of a portal. Thi...

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326bf385-ce83-53ae-aa02-06c12d09ff1d
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10.1101/2022.07.23.22277951
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