For the report, the technology selection management company surveyed 107 medical professionals — including administrators, medical practitioners and nurses, among others — who use EHRs and 1,007 U.S. consumers with access to EHRs about their attitudes toward the health IT solution.
Here’s how patients responded when asked how important it is to have access to their EHR.
1. Very important: 32 percent
2. Moderately important: 32 percent
3. Somewhat important: 22 percent
4. Slightly important: 9 percent
5. Not at all important: 5 percent
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