The Cures Act gives consumers unprecedented control over their health information. It is up to health organizations to ensure patients wield that power safely and responsibly.
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Understanding Access and Use of Health Information in America
This survey explores consumers’ abilities, behaviors, and expectations around interacting with their health information to make care and wellness decisions.
Whole Person Health
Providers are evaluating high-impact interventions that address the non-medical root causes of health issues. However, incorporating SDOH in practice presents significant challenges in data acquisition, validation, analysis, and integration.
New Survey Finds 3 In 4 Americans Do Not Leave Their Doctor's Office on Positive Note
Reasons cited include confusion about their health, disappointment in the level of Q&A they have with their doctor, and a need to do more research.
Electronic Health Information for Health Equity
This white paper offers multiple recommendations for health systems to leverage PHRs to promote care plan adherence and reduce gaps in care for patients managing chronic conditions.
Beyond Z Codes
HIM professionals will need to be fluent in more than Z codes to support social determinants of health initiatives.
Use of HIT Among Patient Navigators in Community Health
Patient navigators—defined as individuals who help patients move through the complex care continuum—can improve access to care and patient engagement, which can translate into better outcomes.