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The document discusses trends in virtual healthcare communities and their role in satisfying the growing needs of the healthcare sector. It outlines 5 examples of different types of virtual healthcare communities, from social support communities to professional networking communities. It also discusses standards like HONcode that are important for healthcare websites. Upcoming trends highlighted include greater self-care resources for patients, more online insurance processing, and increased integration of patient records across providers.
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Chapter 12: Consumer Health Informatics
WILLIAM R. HERSH
M. CHRIS GIBBONS
YAHYA SHAIHK
ROBERT E. HOYT
Learning Objectives
After reviewing the presentation, viewers should be able to:
Identify the origins of consumer health informatics (CHI)
Discuss consumer health informatics tools
Enumerate the features and format of personal health records
Identify patient to physician electronic communication tools
Outline CHI barriers and challenges
Discuss future trends of CHI
Clearly, consumers (patients) are interested in technology as a means to improve access to medical care, improve communication with physicians and others and generally streamline the healthcare process
Consumer health informatics emerged with the confluence of widespread availability of the Internet and online information resources with the consumer movement that aimed to empower those who were ill (patients) and not yet ill (consumers) with information to maintain and improve their health as well as engage in the treatment of their disease
Introduction
Origins of CHI
Creation of the Internet in 1994 opened the door to consumers searching for medical information
Chronic diseases are on the rise and the population is aging; thereby increasing the need for more information and more tools
It has been known for over a decade that consumers want access to their health information online. A study by Deloitte in 2008 found that 60% of individuals surveyed wanted physicians to provide online access to their medical records and test results as well as online appointment scheduling
e-Health Era
Consumers want to interact directly with the healthcare system online
One important consumer health application is the personal health record (PHR)
The Markle Foundation provided an early definition of PHR in 2004, defining it as “an electronic application through which individuals can access, manage, and share their health information, and that of others for whom they are authorized, in a private, secure, and confidential environment”
Tang 2006 categorized three types of PHRs:
The tethered PHR, which is an extension of the healthcare provider’s EHR
The standalone PHR, which is an isolated application. It may be on a mobile device or a website
The interconnected or integrated PHR. This is a separate application, but it has the ability to interact with one or possibly more provider EHRs.
Types of PHR
The tethered PHR
Patient Access to EHR
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There is growing consensus that patients should be the owners and stewards of their personal health and healthcare data (Hersh 2017). Current systems do not facilitate this point of view, as data is for the most part stored in the siloed EHR and other systems of the places where they obtain care.
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$8.3 billion lost by healthcare from poor communication, Bloedau
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