To read or not to read – A cross-sectional study of Swedish primary care patients’ adoption of patient accessible electronic health records
Irene Muli,
Åsa Cajander,
Helena Hvitfeldt
et al.
Abstract:Objective Patient-accessible electronic health records (PAEHR) were implemented in the Stockholm region of Sweden seven years ago. This study examines socio-demographic and psychographic factors associated with reading/not reading these records, as well as the common reasons for such behaviours. Methods Patients or guardians of minors seeking face-to-face or digital primary healthcare in the Stockholm region responded to a questionnaire about whether they were aware that they could read their PAEHR, and if so,… Show more
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