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3. Managing E-mail Interactions with Patients: A Discussion with Clinicians in Evaluating the Personal Health Link Project

Author

Serrato, Carl A and Retecki, Sally

Subjects
InformationSystems_INFORMATIONSYSTEMSAPPLICATIONS, education, Clinical Contributions
Abstract

One software feature in the Personal Health Link (PHL) Project allows members of Kaiser Permanente to send secure e-mail messages to clinicians and staff. As an early step in the PHL evaluation process, a group of primary care physicians met to discuss their opinions and experiences with e-mail interactions with patients and to suggest strategies for effectively managing these e-mail interactions. Most clinicians spoke from their experience with e-mail interactions with patients in a conventional e-mail environment; only one clinician in the group was using PHL.

Published
2004

4. Strategies and opportunities to STOP colon cancer in priority populations: pragmatic pilot study design and outcomes

Author

Coronado, Gloria D, primary, Vollmer, William M, additional, Petrik, Amanda, additional, Aguirre, Josue, additional, Kapka, Tanya, additional, DeVoe, Jennifer, additional, Puro, Jon, additional, Miers, Tran, additional, Lembach, Jennifer, additional, Turner, Ann, additional, Sanchez, Jennifer, additional, Retecki, Sally, additional, Nelson, Christine, additional, and Green, Beverly, additional

Published
2014
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6. Managing E-mail Interactions with Patients: A Discussion with Clinicians in Evaluating the Personal Health Link Project.

Author

Serrato CA and Retecki S

Abstract

One software feature in the Personal Health Link (PHL) Project allows members of Kaiser Permanente to send secure e-mail messages to clinicians and staff. As an early step in the PHL evaluation process, a group of primary care physicians met to discuss their opinions and experiences with e-mail interactions with patients and to suggest strategies for effectively managing these e-mail interactions. Most clinicians spoke from their experience with e-mail interactions with patients in a conventional e-mail environment; only one clinician in the group was using PHL.

Published
2004
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