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As a patient, do you think that's satisfactory? Have you seen patient portals like (Epic's?) MyChart? Aside: During the mid-aughts, I created a patient portal
by specialist 3y ago
As a patient, do you think that's satisfactory?
Have you seen patient portals like (Epic's?) MyChart?
Aside: During the mid-aughts, I created a patient portal POC, to compliment our physician portal product. Customers were very interested. Ditto the clinical (vs diagnostic) quality web-based DICOM viewer I made. (Sadly, the 2008 meltdown /dev/null'd all of our work.)
- nradov 3y agoAuthorized members of a patient's care team need to be able to directly share clinical data with each other. Trying to route everything through some sort of patient portal isn't practical, and would lead to delays in care or quality problems. Patients should have access to all of their data but the patient portals are spokes, not hubs. Patient portals tied to a single vendor like Epic MyChart aren't great, but they work well enough for patients who receive all of their care through a single integrated health system. Attempts to create universal patient portals not tied to a particular payer or provider organization have generally failed because no one wants to pay for them. Apple is trying this again but they only have interfaces with a limited set of data sources.
- specialist 3y agoYup. We first shipped a Physician's Portal and merely demoed the Patient Portal POC. Our patient facing product was way too early for the market (late-aughts).
- sidewndr46 3y agoas a patient I'd prefer all my records destroyed the minute the doctor is done looking at them. Almost all of my PII and medical information is in the hands of bad actors because of this needless retention
- specialist 3y agoAh. In that case, you should employ care givers who accept cash. Like a shaman. Or a doctor whose license has been revoked. Good luck!