APR 1, 2012

Is the Industry Ready to Get Personal?

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The company relies on fees from participating practices, and charges nothing to patients for maintaining their personal record. If a patient leaves the practice, they can still take their PHR with them, Donnell says. In addition, the PHR can accept Continuity of Care Documents from local EHRs. He won't disclose the number of patients who have created PHRs.


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As the feds ramp up enforcement of privacy and security rules, providers look to fill protection gaps.

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