Does an interactive trust-enhanced electronic consent improve patient experiences when asked to share their health records for research? A randomized trial

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This study fits my experiential observation in the field-- 94% of patients agreed to share their health record data for research purposes. If patients are willing to share their data, why don't we do it more effectively in the industry? https://t.co/va7…

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Free in July issue of #JAMIA. Check out the results of this randomized trial that examines the efficacy of trust-enhanced electronic consent requests for patients to share their health records. #EHR #PCORnet https://t.co/9q19DGYLmS https://t.co/5sLFk0WRbD

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