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US experience with doctors and patients sharing clinical notes

Jan Walker, Michael Meltsner, Tom Delbanco

BMJ · 2015 · 91 citations · 16 references

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The move to offer patients online access to their clinicians’ notes is accelerating and holds promise of supporting more truly collaborative relationships between patients and clinicians, say <b>Jan Walker</b>, <b>Michael Meltsner</b>, and <b>Tom Delbanco</b>

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