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PHR Conferences Archive

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PHR Conferences

Transforming the Role of the Health Care Consumer

In 2004, the Personal Health Technology Initiative envisioned a future in which patients, consumers, and caregivers take an active role in their health and health care. The initiative promoted emerging technologies such as personal health records (PHRs) for their potential to transform the role of the health care consumer.

The PHR Conferences focused on how PHRs and similar technologies can connect to networks of health information, without sacrificing privacy that Americans hold dear. We must bring consumers to the table of a national discussion to make sure that personal health information technologies and networks evolve to support the goals of patient empowerment, privacy protection, and quality health care.

 

Conference Materials

Comments on FTC Breach Notification Rulemaking

June 1, 2009

Markle, the Center for Democracy and Technology, and others respond to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on reducing the risk of information breaches and notifying consumers in the event of a breach.

Connecting Americans with Their Health Care

December 1, 2007
Connecting Americans with Their Health Care, December 5 to 7, 2007, The Lodge at Torrey Pines, La Jolla, CA—an agenda for the entire ...

Connecting Americans to their Health Care: Future of PHRs

December 8, 2006
Josh Lemieux, from Markle Foundation; Philip Marshall, from WebMD; Peter Reuschel, from InterComponentWare; Anna Slomovic, from Revolution ...

Connecting Americans to Their Health Care: When HSAs Meet PHRs

December 8, 2006
This presentation describes how information can empower consumers to make the appropriate choices for better health and cost savings. Personal ...
Categories: Health    Tags: consumers, EHR/PHR, health IT, incentives

Connecting Americans to Their Health Care: Research Remarks and Morning Keynote

December 8, 2006
The morning keynote speech and research remarks present survey results from Lake Research Partners, followed by an exploration of the networked ...

Connecting Americans to Their Health Care: Latest Research

December 8, 2006
David Ahern from Health eTechnologies; Eric Dishman from Intel Corporation; Corey Angst from University of Maryland; and Steve Ross from ...

Latest Consumer Technology Innovations and Business Models: Moderated Discussion

December 7, 2006
Until recently, consumerism has not been a characteristic of the health care industry. This session will consider the business models that ...
Categories: Health   

Connecting American to Their Health Care: Opening Remarks & Keynote

December 7, 2006
David Lansky, from Markle Foundation; Steve Downs, from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; and Patrick Kennedy, U.S. Representative, D-RI, ...

Connecting Americans to their Health Care: Involving Diverse Populations

December 7, 2006
Steve Downs, from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Francesca Gany, from New York University Medical Center; M. Chris Gibbons, from Johns Hopkins ...

Connecting Americans to their Health Care: Improving Access and Protecting Privacy

December 7, 2006
Janlori Goldman, from Health Privacy Project; Alan Westin, from Columbia University; Harriet Pearson, from IBM; and Jodi Daniel, from the ...
Categories: Health    Tags: EHR/PHR, patient engagement, privacy, standards