LAKE ALMANOR, CA - The Association of Medical Directors of Information Systems (AMDIS) and OpenNotes have announced a partnership to advance transparency in health care and enhance patient and ...

【编辑推荐】本研究探讨AI技术介入OpenNotes（开放病历）平台对医患沟通的潜在影响。通过分析技术中介沟通（technologically mediated communication）对临床协作关系的改变，发现AI可能导致医患互动简化、语言标准化及信任危机。结论强调需审慎评估AI对医患对话的 ...

Even the most routine visit to the doctor’s office can cause many people to worry, much less managing a serious chronic health condition. Oftentimes this nervousness combined with complicated ...

WESTBOROUGH, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--eClinicalWorks ®, a leader in healthcare IT solutions, today announced that it now supports OpenNotes, an international movement dedicated to making healthcare ...

The Association of Medical Directors of Information Systems (AMDIS) and OpenNotes have announced a partnership to advance transparency in health care and enhance patient and clinician communication by ...

Seven years after it first launched, the OpenNotes program is now available to 19 million people. More than 80 organizations have made patients’ clinical notes available to them, in 47 states — all ...

There's currently a big focus on using artificial intelligence to reduce administrative burdens for clinicians, especially with medical note-taking and clinical summaries. But, there also are ...

BOSTON - OpenNotes evidence has shown that transparent medical records can increase patient engagement - patients who read the clinical notes written by their doctors report feeling more in control of ...

OpenNotes, the initiative that launched in 2010 to encourage doctors to open up their clinical notes to their patients, has received $10 million in new funding to expand its movement to 50 million ...

OpenNotes is “a national initiative working to give patients access to the visit notes written by their doctors, nurses, or other clinicians.” According to their website, three million patients now ...

The woman was sitting on a gurney in the emergency room, and I was facing her, typing. I had just written about her abdominal pain when she posed a question I'd never been asked before: "May I take a ...