A physician tells the nurse that he is not interested in his patients using the PHR...
A physician tells the nurse that he is not interested in his patients using the PHR record implemented by the health care organization because he feels that data entered by the patient would be unreliable and not helpful. What information can the nurse provide to the physician?
A. Most PHRs have a feature to detect inconsistencies in data.
B. The physician can choose to block some patients from access to the PHR.
C. It is the responsibility of the physician to spend time teaching the patient about use of the PHR.
D. Evidence indicates that collecting data from patient's electronically produces reliable patient information.
Homework Answers
Ans) C.It is the responsibility of the physician to spend time teaching the patient about use of the PHR.
Explaination:
- Multiple stakeholders—patients, providers, employers, payers, governments, and research institutions—must play key roles in developing PHR technology more fully and to overcome the barriers to widespread adoption.
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