Thank you to Jonathan Wald, MD, to pointing me in the direction of this video. It is about Vanderbilt School of Medicine’s patient portal, which in and of itself is impressive. However, the story about a patient finding an abnormality and changing the course of his care as a result is very impressive. See what you think. How would you like lab, radiology, and pathology test results delivered to you, and when?
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