Consumer Engagement in Health IT: Distinguishing Rhetoric from Reality

Marsha Gold, Mynti Hossain and Amy Mangum

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Abstract: Policymakers want health information technology (health IT) to support consumer engagement to help achieve national health goals. In this paper, we review the evidence to compare the rhetoric with the reality of current practice.

Keywords: Health Information Technology; Patient Engagement; Health Delivery Reform; Patient Centered Health Care (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 21
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