透明度能促进参与吗?信息封锁规则实施前后癌症患者对电子病历的访问

AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings. AMIA Symposium Pub Date : 2025-05-22 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01
Fernanda C G Polubriaginof, Susan Chimonas, Allison Lipitz-Snyderman, Zoe Spiegelhoff, Kenneth Seier, Charlie White, Joshua Jorvina, Gilad Kuperman
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获取临床信息对于支持患者参与至关重要。《21世纪治愈法案》(21st Century Cures Act)允许患者立即以电子方式查阅自己的全部医疗记录。为了评估这种透明度规定的潜在影响,我们在纽约市的一家大型癌症中心进行了一项回顾性研究,重点关注临床活跃患者访问通过患者门户共享的健康信息。我们发现,实施即时发布报告后,患者阅读的病理和放射学报告数量显著增加(14%)。在账户创建和登录率方面没有发现任何变化。我们的研究结果表明,肿瘤患者对他们的临床数据表现出强烈的、持续的兴趣,许多人利用了Cures授予的完全电子访问。这些发现揭示了这项立法对患者参与和获取临床数据的影响。
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Does Transparency Promote Engagement? Cancer Patients' Access of Electronic Medical Records Before and After the Information Blocking Rule.

Access to clinical information is critical to support patient engagement. The 21st Century Cures Act grants patients immediate electronic access to their full medical records. To assess the potential impact of this transparency provision, we conducted a retrospective study in a large cancer center in New York City, focusing on clinically active patients' accessing health information shared via the patient portal. We identified a significant increase (14%) in the number of pathology and radiology reports read by patients after the implementation ofimmediate release of reports. No changes were found in the rates of account creation or logins. Our results suggest that oncology patients show strong, consistent interest in their clinical data, with many taking advantage of the full electronic access granted by Cures. These findings shed new light on this legislation's impact on patient engagement and access to clinical data.

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