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  • Medical Informatics
  • Health Communication

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  • Online patient portals are increasingly used for accessing medical information.
  • This shift impacts traditional communication channels in healthcare, including radiology.

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  • To evaluate existing literature on patient portals within radiology.
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  • To analyze the impact of patient portals on radiology reporting.

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  • Systematic literature review of studies on patient portals in radiology.
  • Analysis of reported patient and physician preferences.
  • Assessment of the effects on radiology report dissemination and communication.

Main Results:

  • Patient portals offer a new avenue for patient access to radiology reports.
  • Studies reveal varying patient and physician preferences for portal utilization.
  • The impact on radiologist-patient and radiologist-referring physician communication is explored.

Conclusions:

  • Patient portals represent a novel communication channel for radiologists to engage with patients.
  • Effective collaboration between radiologists and referring physicians is crucial to align reporting with patient preferences.