Patient Portal Access Increases Outpatient Visits
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Kaiser Permanente analyzed the rates of outpatient office and ER visits as well as hospitalizations among 165,447 patients. They determined that patient portals lead to increased outpatient visits, decreased emergency department visits, and decreased hospital stays.
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- 8. 178 per 1,000 diabetic patients who use patient portals complete an outpatient visit per month.
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