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Studies in health technology and informatics, 2008A number of applications based on personal health records (PHRs) are emerging in the field of health care and wellness. PHRs empower patients by giving them control over their health data. Health data for PHRs can be supplied by patients, wellness providers and health care providers.
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Concepts for a Personal Health Record
2012Healthcare is about information. It is usually assumed that personal health information exists primarily for professional's use but well informed patients motivate better informed professionals. A longitudinal health record containing a patient's medical history has been the holy grail of healthcare.
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Personal Health Record: Managing Personal Health
2010This chapter presents the work of the TIGER Collaborative on Consumer Empowerment and the Personal Health Record (PHR). The entire body of work for the TIGER Collaborative Team #9 is available at http://tigerphr.pbworks.com/ The first part of this chapter will review the state of the science on the potential of health consumerism as seen through the ...
Charlotte Weaver, Rita Zielstorff
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Considerations for Personal Health Record Procurement
2013Patients with chronic illnesses require tools and resources to facilitate self-management. Personal Health Records (PHRs) are a promising option for delivering these tools and resources to patients with chronic illnesses. As such, many organizations are becoming interested in PHR procurement.
Helen Monkman, Andre Kushniruk
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Orthopaedic Nursing, 2007
The personal health record (PHR) allows individuals to keep track of their health care information in one location. Maintaining a PHR encourages increased personal participation in healthcare and fosters a greater emphasis on communication between the individual and the caregivers. The creation of a PHR provides the opportunity for health professionals
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The personal health record (PHR) allows individuals to keep track of their health care information in one location. Maintaining a PHR encourages increased personal participation in healthcare and fosters a greater emphasis on communication between the individual and the caregivers. The creation of a PHR provides the opportunity for health professionals
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Personal Health Records and Health Care Utilization
JAMA, 2012ELECTRONIC PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS (PHRS) ARE a new twist on an old concept. Traditionally, patients often collected their physicians’ contact details, health-related reports, well-baby books, and specialist letters at home in a file cabinet or shoebox.
David W, Bates, Susan, Wells
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2020
Personal health records (PHR) are tools that empower the healthcare consumer/patient to participate in managing their family’s health. The National Health Information Infrastructure Workgroup of the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics held six hearings on PHRs and PHR systems between 2002 and 2005.
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Personal health records (PHR) are tools that empower the healthcare consumer/patient to participate in managing their family’s health. The National Health Information Infrastructure Workgroup of the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics held six hearings on PHRs and PHR systems between 2002 and 2005.
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Personal Health Records and Health Record Banks
2018Personal health records (PHRs) were first mentioned in 1978. In modern PHRs and health record banks (HRBs), most of the data come directly from electronic health records (EHRs) used by healthcare providers and the data are copies of consumers' professional health records and diagnostic images in those facilities.
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Healthcare informatics : the business magazine for information and communication systems, 2006
Nationwide, momentum is growing to provide patients with computer tools called personal health records (PHRs). These allow patients to participate in their own healthcare management by viewing, editing, or discussing their own medical data. Historically, PHRs targeted consumers, but contemporary PHRs are increasingly aimed at providers and payers. This
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Nationwide, momentum is growing to provide patients with computer tools called personal health records (PHRs). These allow patients to participate in their own healthcare management by viewing, editing, or discussing their own medical data. Historically, PHRs targeted consumers, but contemporary PHRs are increasingly aimed at providers and payers. This
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1956
To the Editor:— About a year ago I devised a folder called "Health Notes." It is a simple, brief, and yet effective method for recording details regarding disease and accidents, and it could be a partial answer to Dr. Carl A. Dragstedt's plea for a personal health log as set forth in his guest editorial inThe Journal, April 14, 1956, page 1320.
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To the Editor:— About a year ago I devised a folder called "Health Notes." It is a simple, brief, and yet effective method for recording details regarding disease and accidents, and it could be a partial answer to Dr. Carl A. Dragstedt's plea for a personal health log as set forth in his guest editorial inThe Journal, April 14, 1956, page 1320.
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