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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"patient portal"”.
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Patient Portal Use in a Community Medical Group: A Healthcare Improvement Project
… access for consumers as a way to improve patient engagement. As described by the act, meaningful use of a tethered personal health record called a patient portal was theorized to improve patient engagement and result in improved clinical outcomes, reduced cost and increased patient …
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Patient and Clinician Perspectives on Patient Portal Use in the Mental Health Context
Patient portals facilitate patients' access to their electronic health care records, and may also include features such as patient-clinician messaging, prescription renewal, and educational resources. There is evidence that portals support patient empowerment, therapeutic communication, adherence …
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HealtheLife: Using a Patient Portal App to Reduce Type 2 Diabetes in East Los Angeles
… among White Memorial Medical Center (WMMC) patients and their primary service area within Los Angeles County Service Planning Area 4 (SPA-4). SPA-4 is a medically underserved area with numerous key health indicators that indicate the need for increased self-management efforts among its …
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DNP project : increasing patient portal engagement to promote disease self-management in a rural health clinic
… contribute to poor disease control. Electronic patient portals have demonstrated potential to improve patient engagement, self-management, and health outcomes; however, utilization remains low in rural healthcare settings. Purpose: The purpose of this quality improvement project was to increase …
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Improving coarticulation performance of 3D avatar and gaze estimation using RGB webcam
… vision in psychology-related studies: enhanced patient portal messages using 3D avatar and gaze estimation using a single RGB camera. The first application aims to help patients, especially those with poor health and low medical literacy, to understand messages delivered by patient portal …
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Analysis of breast cancer screening disparities in an academic health system
… characteristics (age, previous screening, use of patient portal, number of office visits, smoking status, medical conditions) and enabling resources at insurance and provider (primary care provider (PCP) specialty and training, PCP clinical full time equivalent, clinic location) levels. We …
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Electronic Health Record Utilization and Education: Improving Role-Specific Confidence and Competence in the Outpatient Setting
… Non-use of the EHR has persisted in the outpatient specialty care setting in spite of 4 all-staff trainings and stakeholder backing. This project suggests that implementing team leadership and educational tools provides staff with confidence and supportive resources to achieve proficiency. …
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Patient Access to Medical Information: A Multi-Perspecitive Study
… U.S health care policy emphasizes increased patient access to medical information to empower patients and improve quality of care. However, little is known about what access should consist of, how these systems will impact patients and physicians, and whether their use leads to better …
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Aligning Patients' Defibrillator Status with their Goals of Care: A Multidisciplinary Quality Improvement Project at Parkland Hospital
… in the United States annually. Because a patients' goals may evolve over time, current guidelines direct providers to discuss goals of care and ICD deactivation with patients. However, many patients do not have these conversations, and many have poor understanding regarding their ICD and …
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Advancing Digital Health Equity in a Safety-Net Health System: Identifying Barriers, Evaluating Training, and Assessing Impact on Diabetes Outcomes
Digital health technology, including patient portal use and telehealth visits, has been increasingly utilized across healthcare settings, transforming how individuals access healthcare and contributing to improved quality of care. However, there are differences in which types of patients use …
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Investigating Resource Utilization in Elective Spine Patients with Affective Disorders: A Retrospective Analysis of a Cohort of 1199 Elective Spine Patients
BACKGROUND: In elective spine surgery patients, affective disorders (ADs) are associated with increased preoperative opioid use to control pain, longer length of hospital stays, and increased postoperative readmission rates. When assessing healthcare resource utilization, how ADs influence …
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Stress, the Superwoman Schema, and Cardiovascular Wellbeing Among Rural and Medically Underserved African American Women
… to assess the feasibility of using the MyChart patient portal to collect electronic health data and recruit rural African American women to collect self-report data on social neighborhood conditions and the Superwoman Schema. Finding from this study revealed strengths and limitations of EHR …
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A journey to photo-realistic facial animation synthesis
… (CAs) as a way of delivering medical messages to patients. By incorporating CAs in the system, both semantic and emotional information can be delivered, which helps the patients, especially those with low heath and numerical literacy, to get a better understanding of their test results and medical …
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MANTRAM FOR MAMAS: A PILOT STUDY FOR POSTPARTUM WOMEN
… Repetition Program (oMRP) using a virtual health portal that aimed to explore online portal accessibility, oMRP acceptance, and overall interface satisfaction among a sample of postpartum women.</p> <p><strong>Background:</strong> Postpartum depression remains one of the most common and severe …