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Iman Kassam1, Brian Lo1,2, Keri Durocher1,3
1Campbell Family Mental Health Research Institute, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Toronto, Canada.
Abstract:
Numerous benefits have been shown when OpenNotes functionality is present in a patient portal. Despite the benefits, many mental health providers have demonstrated concern with regards to sharing their clinical documentation with their patients electronically. This poster will describe a mixed-methods study protocol that aims to address the concerns of mental health providers by co-producing and contextualizing resources to support the uptake of OpenNotes by mental health providers in the Canadian context.
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