Bryan Steitz (@bdsteitz) 's Twitter Profile
Bryan Steitz

@bdsteitz

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Liz Salmi (@thelizarmy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎉Eric J. Small, MD, FASCO announces "Partnering with Patients" will be cornerstone of his presidential term 👀existing OpenNotes partnerships in oncology: ✔️OurResearch (Low Grade Glioma Registry The Jackson Laboratory CU Anschutz Medical Campus) ✔️OpenResults (@VUMC_VCLIC UC Davis Health) connection.asco.org/magazine/featu… #opennotes

🎉<a href="/ASCOPres/">Eric J. Small, MD, FASCO</a> announces "Partnering with Patients" will be cornerstone of his presidential term
đź‘€existing <a href="/myopennotes/">OpenNotes</a> partnerships in oncology:
✔️OurResearch (<a href="/gliomaregistry/">Low Grade Glioma Registry</a> <a href="/jacksonlab/">The Jackson Laboratory</a> <a href="/CUAnschutz/">CU Anschutz Medical Campus</a>)
✔️OpenResults (@VUMC_VCLIC <a href="/UCDavisHealth/">UC Davis Health</a>)
connection.asco.org/magazine/featu… 
#opennotes
OpenNotes (@myopennotes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What if it's bad news? First-of-it's kind survey shows patients prefer immediate access to test results, even when the news may not be good. New research from @VUMC_VCLIC Clinical Informatics Center at UT Southwestern @cuanschutz UC Davis Health OpenNotes. opennotes.org/news/open-resu… #openresults #opennotes

What if it's bad news?

First-of-it's kind survey shows patients prefer immediate access to test results, even when the news may not be good.

New research from @VUMC_VCLIC <a href="/CIC_UTSW/">Clinical Informatics Center at UT Southwestern</a> @cuanschutz <a href="/UCDavisHealth/">UC Davis Health</a> <a href="/myopennotes/">OpenNotes</a>. 
opennotes.org/news/open-resu… 
#openresults #opennotes
Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy (@hhs_techpolicy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

NEW BLOG POST: Patients Prefer Immediate Access to Test Results and Have Unmet Information Needs, New Study Shows healthit.gov/buzz-blog/info… #EHI #digitalhealth Bryan Steitz

NEW BLOG POST: Patients Prefer Immediate Access to Test Results and Have Unmet Information Needs, New Study Shows healthit.gov/buzz-blog/info… #EHI #digitalhealth <a href="/bdsteitz/">Bryan Steitz</a>
Liz Salmi (@thelizarmy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Do patients prefer immediate access to test results, even when the news may not be good? Multi-site survey of 8,139 patients says: YES ✅ Patients overwhelmingly supported receiving results immediately... But WHY does this matter?🧵 jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman… #hcldr #healthIT

Do patients prefer immediate access to test results, even when the news may not be good?

Multi-site survey of 8,139 patients says: YES âś…
Patients overwhelmingly supported receiving results immediately... 

But WHY does this matter?đź§µ 
jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…
#hcldr #healthIT
S. Trent Rosenbloom (@trentrosenbloom) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Matthew Tyler just out with this killer new explainer video that discusses our recent paper, "Perspectives of Patients About Immediate Access to Test Results Through an Online Patient Portal" 🙌🙌 youtube.com/watch?v=NKCDsr… cc Liz Salmi Bryan Steitz @robturer Cait DesRoches, DrPH Scott MacDonald, MD, FACP FAMIA 🇺🇸 CT Lin

Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy (@hhs_techpolicy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A recent survey of 8K patients found 95% want to continue receiving test results immediately through a patient portal. We interviewed the survey authors to learn more about unmet patient information needs. healthit.gov/buzz-blog/info… Bryan Steitz

JAMA Network Open (@jamanetworkopen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This study found patients more commonly refreshed their portal for highly sensitive results (eg, biopsy); refresh behavior while awaiting nonsensitive results was linked with a higher probability of patient-initiated messaging. ja.ma/4lizoZ3 Scott MacDonald, MD, FACP FAMIA 🇺🇸.bs

C. Michael Gibson MD (@cmichaelgibson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Obviously, if a patient has fever, aches, or nausea, or diarrhea, an initial question should now be if they have traveled to West Africa

David E. Albert, M.D (@drdave01) 's Twitter Profile Photo

12 percent of US veterans now using VA telehealth services | Telehealth and Telecare Aware telecareaware.com/12-percent-of-… via telecareaware

David Shaywitz (@dshaywitz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yes, more+more genomes sequenced, but sad to think how much potential insight lost due to suboptimal data sharing, esp around phenotype