The Markle survey found that majorities of the US public and doctors share many of the same hopes for advancing health through information technology (IT)….
Read the Survey Overview Key Findings Roughly 2 in 3 of the public and doctors agree that patients should have the option to view and…
Read the Survey Overview Key Findings Nearly one-quarter of the public say they’ve had trouble paying medical bills. Very few report privacy as a reason…
Read the Survey Overview Key Findings Compared to patients, a higher percentage of doctors disagree that patients can learn a lot of helpful information by…
Key Findings Roughly half of the public and doctors agree that reforming the way doctors are paid is an important step to improve the health…
Read the Survey Overview Key Findings The public and doctors are largely unfamiliar with key health IT and privacy aspects of the Recovery Act. Observations…
Read the Survey Overview Key Findings When asked about requirements necessary to make sure that federal incentive money for health IT would be well spent,…
Read the Survey Overview Key Findings 70 percent of patients believe they should get a written or online summary after each doctor visit. Both patients…
Read the Survey Overview Key Findings Roughly 2 in 3 members of the public and doctors agree that people should be able to download their…
