For the report, the institute polled 1,000 consumers about a range of healthcare topics.
When asked how concerned they would feel if caregivers were to access their medical information on a personal mobile device, the respondents reported the following, according to the survey:
• Thirty-nine percent reported that they would feel very concerned.
• Thirty-four percent reported that they would feel somewhat concerned.
• Eighteen percent reported that they wouldn’t feel concerned or unconcerned.
• Five percent reported that they would not feel at all concerned.
• Four percent reported that they would feel somewhat unconcerned.
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