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In a primary care setting, a health care provider may receive anywhere from a few to several dozen In Basket messages per day [28]. In specialized settings, such as a hospital or specialized clinic, the volume of In Basket messages can be higher, especially for providers who are involved in complex cases or have a larger patient population [29,30]. Specialists may receive additional types of web-based messages, such as interdepartmental consult requests or referrals from primary care providers.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e53122
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Patient Portal Implementation and Uptake: Qualitative Comparative Case Study
A comparison of cases provided an opportunity to learn more about factors that played a role in the uptake during a real-time patient portal implementation from the standpoint of study participants rather than from existing frameworks.
Alberta, Canada, has a publicly funded and managed health care system based on the principles of universal access to medically necessary services. AHS [18] is the largest provider of health care services in Alberta, delivering care to more than 4 million people.
J Med Internet Res 2020;22(7):e18973
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A number of provinces provide standalone portals that aggregate laboratory and diagnostic imaging results, but few employ patient portals that allow self-scheduling or health management across a large population. Alberta Health Services (AHS) had a limited production rollout of a patient portal tethered to an EMR in the Edmonton zone from 2016-2019. The objectives of our study were to examine the effects of this tethered patient portal on patient satisfaction and health system usage.
J Med Internet Res 2020;22(5):e17955
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The ANP’s evolution from a regional to a province-wide system and the usage patterns and contrasting information systems between zones in AHS presented a natural experiment and an excellent opportunity to study the ANP’s utility and usage in 4 busy urban emergency departments.
JMIR Med Inform 2018;6(3):e10184
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