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Personal Health Records and Health Record Banks

2018
Personal 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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Uncertainty and complexity in personal health records

2010 Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology, 2010
New technologies in medicine have led to an explosion in the number of parameters that must be considered when diagnosing and treating a patient. Because of this high volume of data it is not possible for the human decision maker to take all information into account in arriving at a decision.
Donna L, Hudson, Maurice E, Cohen
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PERSONAL HEALTH RECORDS

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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Personalized Health Management Services Based on Personal Health Record (PHR)

2013
Currently, the concept of medical information is changed from hospital to patients as importance of self-management rises. Medical information should be able to collect and manageable by users to satisfy right-to-know of consumer. As the number of smartphones increases, services using smartphones are increasing.
Eun-Young Jung, Dong-Kyun Park, Hyung Wook Kang, Yong Su Lim   +3 more
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The Challenges in Personal Health Record Adoption

Journal of Healthcare Management, 2019
Communication between patient and healthcare provider is an essential part of care planning. A patient's personal health record (PHR) contains medical information that can be easily accessed, updated, and used via the Internet to facilitate and improve treatment plans. However, PHRs are not widely adopted.
Abdullah, Alanazi, Yousif Al, Anazi
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Personal health record

Medical Journal of Australia, 1988
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Challenges of Personal Health Records

JAMA, 2019
William D, Freeman, Meredith, Karney
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Factors affecting the acceptance of integrated electronic personal health records in Saudi Arabia: The impact of e-health literacy

Health Information Management Journal, 2022
Yaser A Alsahafi, Valerie Gay
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How Personal Is the Personal Health Record?

Archives of Internal Medicine, 2011
Peter, Rudd, Theresa, Frei
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The Personal Health Record

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2007
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