Background Patient portals are becoming increasingly popular worldwide even though their
impact on individual health and health system efficiency is still unclear. Objective The aim of …

Objective To review evidence regarding the use of Health Information Technology (health IT)
interventions aimed at improving care for people living with multiple chronic conditions …

Background Patient portals have the potential to improve care for chronically ill patients by
engaging them in their treatment. These platforms can work, for example, as a standalone …

Even though patient portals are recognized as a promising mechanism to support greater
patient engagement, questions remain about access and utilization. This study aims to …

Chronic disease exists over a period of time and it is very crucial because it can affect the
health of disability people more. Normally people think that they are not suffering or affected …

Patient-centered communication (PCC) is integral to providing high-quality health care and
is recommended to be incorporated during face-to-face consultations. Electronic …

Background There is a focus on increasing asynchronous telemedicine use, which allows
medical data to be transmitted, stored, and interpreted later; however, limited evidence of the …

Background Personal electronic health records (PEHRs) allow patients to view, generate,
and manage their personal and medical data that are relevant across illness episodes, such …

Existing literature on electronic patient portals demonstrates mixed findings for portal user
demographic patterns and relationships between portal usage and clinical outcomes. This …

Background: There is a focus on increasing asynchronous telemedicine use, which allows
medical data to be transmitted, stored, and interpreted later; however, limited evidence of the …