16 hours ago Oct 16, 2017 · One looked at health literacy by focusing on numeracy , another used eHEALS , and another measured health literacy by the number of questions that were asked about the content in the patient portal . More research is needed to measure this barrier using a uniform method to identify how it affects portal use for older adults and to find design or implementation … >> Go To The Portal
Oct 16, 2017 · One looked at health literacy by focusing on numeracy , another used eHEALS , and another measured health literacy by the number of questions that were asked about the content in the patient portal . More research is needed to measure this barrier using a uniform method to identify how it affects portal use for older adults and to find design or implementation …
Sep 02, 2018 · A patient’s health literacy level is an aspect that is considered to be a strong influential factor as to the patient’s interest and ability to use a patient portal. 22–23 A literature review on portals and engagement confirms that patients with higher health literacy were more likely to adopt the patient portal, while those with low health (and computer) literacy would …
Jun 23, 2015 · Health care delivery factors, mainly provider endorsement and patient portal usability, also contribute to patients’ ability to engage through and with the patient portal. While health literacy has been identified as an important factor in the successful use of patient portals, few studies have used validated health literacy measures, making ...
Dec 19, 2019 · Most of the portal interventions used tailored alerts or educational resources tailored to the patient’s condition. Patient portal interventions lead to improvements in a wide range of psychobehavioral outcomes, such as health knowledge, self-efficacy, decision making, medication adherence, and preventive service use.
Patient portals are personal health record (PHR) systems tethered to a health organization’s electronic health record (EHR) system. They allow patients to track their medical history, access their medical records, and communicate with their health-care providers, and in some cases, they record patient-entered data.
Figure 1 illustrates the literature review strategy.
We looked at the use of a patient portal implemented in early 2009 in a multispecialty group practice in the northeastern United States. As of May 31, 2014, 51,770 active patients in this practice had activated their access to the patient portal.
PHRs have value to providers and patients in numerous health-care settings and scenarios; however, this review of the literature reveals that in the PHR and patient portal knowledge base accumulated to date, very few studies have addressed the use of PHRs for pulmonary conditions or by pulmonologists.
Patient portals are secure websites where patients can view their health records, view test results, send messages to their doctor, and ask for prescription refills. Patients with chronic, or long-term, health problems such as asthma, diabetes, or heart disease must often coordinate their care across different doctors in multiple locations.
Objective 1: no follow-up for study outcomes. Objective 2: 2-year follow-up for study outcomes. Patient portals are secure websites where patients can access their health records. In this study, researchers, patients, clinicians, and other health system staff collaborated to design a survey to understand the drivers of and barriers ...
Peer review of PCORI-funded research helps make sure the report presents complete, balanced, and useful information about the research . It also assesses how the project addressed PCORI’s Methodology Standards. During peer review, experts read a draft report of the research and provide comments about the report. These experts may include a scientist focused on the research topic, a specialist in research methods, a patient or caregiver, and a healthcare professional. These reviewers cannot have conflicts of interest with the study.