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Patient Characteristics and Utilization of an Online Patient Portal in a Rural Academic General Internal Medicine Practice

2021-10-22

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<h4>Background: </h4> Online patient portals have the potential to improve patient engagement and health care outcomes. This is especially true among rural patient populations that may live far from their health care providers and have transportation barriers to access care. This study compared the characteristics of active users of an online patient portal to non-users and assessed utilization among users in a ru...

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57e06462-7fdf-5a59-b292-4b87ab743a5c
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-965879/v1
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