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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Healthcare Management
Information Systems

Background:

Hospitals are increasingly adopting electronic patient health records.
The transition to digital health records presents strategic choices for healthcare providers.
Efficient patient health record management is crucial for quality care and operational efficiency.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of different patient health record (PHR) models.
To guide hospitals in selecting the optimal PHR strategy: a "true" PHR, a patient portal, or a hybrid approach.
To analyze the impact of PHR implementation on patient engagement and data accessibility.

Main Methods:

Comparative analysis of "true" PHR, patient portal, and hybrid models.
Review of existing literature and case studies on PHR adoption.
Assessment of technological requirements, implementation challenges, and user experience for each model.

Main Results:

"True" PHRs offer comprehensive data control but face integration challenges.
Patient portals enhance accessibility and patient engagement but may have limited data scope.
Hybrid models aim to balance data completeness with user-friendliness.

Conclusions:

The choice of PHR model depends on specific hospital needs and resources.
A "true" PHR, patient portal, or hybrid system each presents unique benefits and drawbacks.
Strategic planning is essential for successful patient health record system implementation.