2022
DOI: 10.1007/s00103-022-03589-w
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Patientengruppenspezifische Datenhoheitsbedürfnisse und Akzeptanz der elektronischen Patientenakte

Abstract: Zusammenfassung Hintergrund und Ziel Menschen in Deutschland haben eine hohe Sensibilität bezüglich ihrer Gesundheitsdaten. So stellen sich auch in Hinblick auf die elektronische Patientenakte (ePA) Fragen zu patientenseitigem Datenhoheitsbedürfnis und Akzeptanz. Die Möglichkeit, in der ePA gespeicherte Daten selektiv weiterbehandelnden Ärzten vorzuenthalten (Opt-out), und ein Vorwissen des Patienten über die ePA könnten Einfluss auf das Datenhoheitsbedürfnis und auf die Akzeptanz d… Show more

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“…2,6 For instance, pre-existing conditions, intolerances and medication plans could be considered during diagnosis and treatment to avoid double diagnoses, over-, and undertreatment. 5 At the same time, an improved documentation may free time, which physicians could spend interacting with their patients. 7…”
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“…2,6 For instance, pre-existing conditions, intolerances and medication plans could be considered during diagnosis and treatment to avoid double diagnoses, over-, and undertreatment. 5 At the same time, an improved documentation may free time, which physicians could spend interacting with their patients. 7…”
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confidence: 99%
“…diagnoses, therapies, vaccinations, discharge reports, emergency data and medication plans 3,4 ) can be documented, exchanged and viewed. 3,5 As technology, the EHR promises to facilitate communication and coordination between healthcare professionals (e.g., physicians, therapists, pharmacists) and patients to, ultimately, improve patient care and reduce costs at the same time. 2,6 For instance, pre-existing conditions, intolerances and medication plans could be considered during diagnosis and treatment to avoid double diagnoses, over-, and undertreatment.…”
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“…In the EHR, patients’ medical data (eg, findings, diagnoses, therapies, vaccinations, discharge reports, emergency data, and medication plans [ 4 , 5 ]) can be digitally documented, exchanged, and viewed [ 4 , 6 ]. Better coordination of health data can ultimately save costs in the health care system [ 7 - 9 ].…”
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confidence: 99%