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Physicians Practice. Vol. 22 No. 9
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Personal Health Record Usage and Medical Practices

How a PHR pleases patients, improves visits

October 5, 2012

In Summary

Although public and private incentive programs are moving more medical practices to offer PHRs, the momentum also includes patient expectations and well-integrated information systems. Practices considering integrating PHRs should consider the following:

• The need for staff to promote the benefits of PHRs to patients

• Increased patient engagement in their own health

• Ease of access to medical information for both providers and patients

Robert Redling is a freelance writer based in Tacoma, Wash. He has been practice management editor for Physicians Practice, Web content editor and senior writer for the Medical Group Management Association, and a speechwriter for the American Academy of Family Physicians. He can be reached via editor@physicianspractice.com.

This article originally appeared in the October 2012 issue of Physicians Practice. 

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