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
Survey Finds Americans Want Electronic Personal Health Information to Improve Own Health Care
November 1, 2006
Categories: Public Opinion Surveys, Health
Attitudes of Americans Regarding Personal Health Records and Nationwide Electronic Health Information Exchange
October 11, 2005
Categories: General Markle, Public Opinion Surveys, Health
Interactive Demonstrations for Connecting Americans to Their Health Care
October 11, 2005
Categories: Health
Electronic Health Data Exchanges: Patient and Consumer Principles for System Design
October 11, 2005
Categories: Health
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