October 6, 2019Open Access

Helping clinicians and patients navigate electronic patient portals: ethical and legal principles

SMSanjay MehtaNavsari Agricultural University TJTrevor JamiesonUniversity of Toronto AAAlun AckeryWestern University

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KEY POINTS Patient portals are technological innovations that allow patients electronic access to their personal health information. They have the potential to transform the delivery of health care. Patients have long had the ability to request their own medical record, usually through an onerous

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