Background eHealth tools such as patient portals and personal health records, also known
as patient-centered digital health records, can engage and empower individuals with …

Background Use of patient portals has been associated with positive outcomes in patient
engagement and satisfaction. Portal studies have also connected portal use, as well as the …

Importance Online patient portals support self-management, and mobile devices expand
portal access, but whether this translates to improvements in diabetes outcomes is unclear …

OBJECTIVES: We describe online portal account adoption and feature access among
subgroups of patients who traditionally have been disadvantaged or represent those with …

Background Patient portal use could help improve the care and health outcomes of patients
with diabetes owing to functionalities, such as appointment booking, electronic messaging …

Background Patient portal secure messaging (asynchronous electronic communication
between physicians and their established patients) allows patients to manage their care …

Objective Long-term type 2 diabetes management requires open communication between a
patient and their provider for self-care adherence. This study explored facilitators and …

Background This statewide survey sought to understand the adoption level of new health
information and medical technologies, and whether these patterns differed between urban …

The ability of an individual living with diabetes to have human‐to‐human contact with their
healthcare provider is not keeping pace with the number of people developing diabetes …

Objective To explore primary care physician (PCP) perspectives on the clinical utility of
virtual visits. Design Qualitative design involving semistructured interviews. Setting Primary …