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Patients Want Access to e-Records

A vast majority of Americans have never asked a doctor to provide them with personal health information or medical records in an electronic format, yet…

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HHS Aims to Spur Software Apps Development

Last week, Adobe Systems won first prize for its “Blue Button Health Assistant” in a software developer challenge for the best application using blue button…

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Why I Want a Blue Button

Stephen J. Downs, Assistant Vice President for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and a member of the Markle Connecting for Health Steering Group, writes a…

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Markle Foundation and the Blue Button

Data recently released by The Markle Foundation caught my attention. Markle is a leader in connecting health and IT, and they appear to be monitoring…

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‘Blue Button’ Provides Access to Downloadable Personal Health Data

Today the Administration is announcing the formal launch of Blue Button for Veterans and Medicare beneficiaries, as well as announcing the winners of a groundbreaking…

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Blue Button Gives Vets Access to Medical Iinfo

The Blue Button app should be getting an upgrade soon. Through a partnership between the Markle and Robert Wood Johnson Foundations developers were challenged to…

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Health 2.0 Conference: Speakers Highlight Innovation, Next Steps

The federal government formally launched its Blue Button initiative. Under the initiative, Medicare and Veterans Affairs beneficiaries will be able to download their own health…

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White House Rolls Out Health Record Download Tool

The Obama administration’s White House Office of Science and Technology Policy formally unveiled a Web tool that will enable seniors and veterans to download their…

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FTC: No Major PHR Breaches So Far

In written testimony prepared for a Congressional hearing held Sept. 30, Deven McGraw, director of the health privacy project at the Center for Democracy &…

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New Survey Released

A new survey finds that 70 percent of the public and 65 percent of doctors agree with the concept of a “blue button” to enable…

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Markle Survey Shows Strong Consumer, Physician Support for ‘Blue Button’ Downloads

Neil Versel, reporter for FierceHealthIT.com, writes about the release of Markle’s study, showing that two-thirds of physicians and consumers alike “agreed with the concept of…

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Should Patients Be Able To Download and Store Copies of Their Personal Health Data?

Seventy percent of surveyed U.S. adults believe patients should be able to download and retain copies of personal health information, according to a Markle Foundation…