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Surveys by the Markle Foundation confirm that consumers want to be able to review who has accessed their PHRs and to be notified of any breaches.

Public and doctors agree on importance of specific privacy safeguards.

A report by Kim Slocum, President of KDS Consulting, discusses the effort to drive HIT adoption through the consumer-focused vehicle of PHRs, based on Markle and other survey results.

A two-year study of Internet use and its impact in China reveals that the key drivers behind its growth are market forces, including ...

The ways in which the Chinese internet users utilize and think about the Internet are described in this public opinion survey of Internet use in ...

Nowhere does the transformative power of the Internet present greater challenges or promise than in China, the world’s most populous ...

From January 2004 through June 2004, within the framework of Phase II of Connecting for Health, the Working Group on Policies for Electronic ...

Both the US public and doctors overwhelmingly agree that people should be able to go online to download copies of their medical information, according to a new survey released today by the Markle Foundation.

Survey shows that consumers view personal health records as an important element in reducing medical errors and increasing quality of care. Consumers see key role for government in protecting privacy, setting guidelines for sharing data.

A Markle survey found that most of the U.S. public and doctors believe patients should be able to download and keep copies of their personal health information. That’s the simple idea behind a blue button.