Background The evolution of patient-physician communication has changed since the
emergence of the World Wide Web. Health information technology (health IT) has become …

Objective Patients increasingly have access to their radiology reports. This systematic
review examined the opinions of patients, referring physicians, and radiologists over time on …

Background Regular surveillance imaging is commonly used after curative-intent resection
of most solid-organ cancers to enable prompt diagnosis and management of recurrent …

Background Patient portals, or secure websites linked to electronic medical records, have
emerged as tools to provide patients with timely access to their health information. To …

Objective Real-time access to test results on patient portals can have advantages and
disadvantages for patients. It confronts patients with a complicated decision, namely whether …

Background Growing cyberattacks have made it more challenging to maintain healthcare
information system (HIS) security in medical institutes, especially for hospitals that provide …

Background Electronic health records have a significant impact on nursing practice,
particularly in specializations such as labor and delivery, or acute care maternity nursing …

Objectives Despite being a frequent entry point of care, it remains unknown if families' needs
are being met across pediatric emergency departments (PEDs). Study objectives were to …

Aim: To evaluate the neuro-oncology providers' experience with patient online access to
electronic records. Methods: Cross-sectional survey for physicians and advanced care …

E-health services are considered an important resource to increase the involvement and
empowerment of patients in the Danish healthcare sector. All adult citizens have access to …