A personal health record (PHR) is a health record maintained by an individual that contains health-related information such as allergies, medications, illnesses, and hospitalizations. PHRs can be paper-based, on a personal computer, or internet-based. Internet-based PHRs allow access to health information via a web browser. This document then examines the features of three specific PHR platforms: Medsfile.com, MediKeeper.com, and WorldMed Card.
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A personal health record (PHR) is a health record maintained by an individual that contains health-related information such as allergies, medications, illnesses, and hospitalizations. PHRs can be paper-based, on a personal computer, or internet-based. Internet-based PHRs allow access to health information via a web browser. This document then examines the features of three specific PHR platforms: Medsfile.com, MediKeeper.com, and WorldMed Card.
A personal health record (PHR) is a health record maintained by an individual that contains health-related information such as allergies, medications, illnesses, and hospitalizations. PHRs can be paper-based, on a personal computer, or internet-based. Internet-based PHRs allow access to health information via a web browser. This document then examines the features of three specific PHR platforms: Medsfile.com, MediKeeper.com, and WorldMed Card.
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A personal health record (PHR) is a health record maintained by an individual that contains health-related information such as allergies, medications, illnesses, and hospitalizations. PHRs can be paper-based, on a personal computer, or internet-based. Internet-based PHRs allow access to health information via a web browser. This document then examines the features of three specific PHR platforms: Medsfile.com, MediKeeper.com, and WorldMed Card.
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A personal health record or PHR is typically a health record that is initiated and maintained by an individual. PHRs usually contain information about: allergies and adverse drug reactions, medications (including dose and how often taken) including over the counter medications and herbal remedies, illnesses and hospitalizations Personal Health Records Types of PHR platforms Paper-based PHRs: Printed laboratory reports, copies of clinic notes, and health histories created by the individual may be parts of a paper-based PHR. This method is low cost, reliable, and accessible without the need for a computer or any other hardware. PC-based PHRs: Personal health information is recorded and stored in personal computer-based software that may have the capability to print, backup, encrypt, and import data from other sources such as a hospital laboratory. Internet-based PHRs: Internet-based PHRs allow health information to be accessed and edited via a Web browser. Medsfile.com Medsfile.com • Costs and/or associated fees: No fee for services. • Privacy & Security Policies: Performs audit controls to records and examine activity within the their system. Utilizes state of the art Internet encryption. personally-identifying information collected is not sold or shared in any way without your permission. Personal account information (i.e. your name, account profile, and billing information) is kept seperate from your medical file. Access to personal information is granted via a sercurity question. Medsfile.com URAC accredited website/HON certified site MedsFile.com is not defined as a "Covered Entity" and is not bound by HIPAA standards for privacy compliance. Although they are not required to comply with HIPAA standards, Medsfile.com have voluntarily chosen to comply with HIPAA standards. Medsfile.com Interoperability with other health care providers and websites: Fully integrate MedsFile with leading EHR and PMS vendor solutions. Import, link, and store MedsFile messages in patients' electronic health record. Leverage industry-standard protocols like HL7 MediKeeper.com MediKeeper.com • Costs and/or associated fees: 45 day free trial. Silver $20/year Gold $50/year MediKeeper.com Privacy & Security Policies: Data Redundancy access to information is available 100% of the time. Data Center Security: Constant surveillance Certification Authority: Medikeeper.com is registered with a trusted Certification Authority. MediKeeper.com URAC accredited website/HON certified site: Complies with Complies with the the HON HON code code standard standard for for health health information. information. MediKeeper.com Interoperability with other health care providers and websites: Change:Healthcare will become a widget on a citizen’s Medikeeper dashboard enabling consumers to make wiser, more cost effective health decisions that are based on health data stored in a Medikeeper account. WorldMed Card WorldMed Card Costs and/or associated fees? Requires users to purchase a plan before using their PHR
Privacy & Security Policies
Dedicated servers stored in locked and secured areas SSL encryption when transmitting any medical data. WorldMed Card • URAC accredited website/HON certified site: N/A • Interoperability with other health care providers and websites: N/A PHR Written Plan • 1. Contact my doctors’ offices where I have received treatment. Ask if my • records are in an electronic format so that I can have access to them or if I need to request copies. Also, ask my physician or the HIM professional to help me determine which parts of your record you need. • • 2. Ask for an “authorization for the release of information” form. Complete the form and return it to the facility. • • 3. Find an online EHR format I’m comfortable with storing my medical and • personal information onto. • • 4. Update medical entries from any medical visits. •