This paper is a collaborative work of the Personal Health Technology Initiative—a major effort by the Markle Foundation Health Program to advocate for patient empowerment through personal health records (PHRs) and other health information technologies.
The Markle Foundation wishes to thank the following people for drafting this paper: Josh Lemieux, Daren Nicholson, MD, David Lansky, PhD, and Clay Shirky. We also thank the members of the Personal Health Technology Council who reviewed this paper. The Council was established within Markle Connecting for Health to identify and recommend solutions for policy challenges affecting the adoption of PHRs and related technologies with a sharp focus on the needs and concerns of consumers.
David Lansky, PhD, Markle Foundation (Chair)
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Ken Goodman, PhD, University of Miami Jonathan Hare, Resilient Jim Karkanias, Microsoft J.D. Kleinke, Omnimedix Institute Linda Kloss, RHIA, CAE, American Health Information Management Association J.P. Little, RxHub, LLC Kathleen Mahan, SureScripts Jack Mahoney, MD, Pitney Bowes, Inc. Phil Marshall MD, MPH, WebMD Gail McGrath, National Patient Advocate Foundation Omid Moghadam, Intel Corporation - Digital Health Group Jonathan Parker, Americans for Health Care, Service Employees International Union George Peredy, MD, Kaiser Permanente, HealthConnect Ginger Price,* Department of Veterans Affairs Alain Rappaport, MD, PhD, Medstory, Inc. Alison Rein, National Consumers League Marie Savard, MD, Savard Systems Albert Shar, PhD, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Clay Shirky, New York University Graduate Interactive Telecommunications Program Michael Simko, RPh, Walgreen Pharmacy Services Joel Slackman, BlueCross BlueShield Association Justin Starren, MD, Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation Paul Tang, MD, Palo Alto Medical Foundation / American Medical Informatics Association Randy L. Thomas, FHIMSS, IBM Center for Healthcare Management Business Consulting Services Tony Trenkle,* Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Rochelle Woolley, Woolley & Associates Anne Woodbury, Fleishman-Hillard Health Solutions Navigator Matthew Wynia, MD, Institute for Ethics, American Medical Association |
*Note: State and Federal employees participate in the Personal Health Technology Council but make no endorsement.
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