Another rung on the ladder towards achieving a high-performing health care system – to be or not to be?
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A recent discussion paper, presented by participants of the Institute of Medicine Evidence Communication Innovation Collaborative (ECIC), found that 94 percent of U.S. adult social media users with health conditions agreed with the use of their health data – shared anonymously – to help clinicians improve care. ECIC is co-chaired by Bill Novelli and Kaiser Permanente’s former CEO, George Halvorson.
The report found that the vast majority of U.S. adult social media users with health conditions strongly endorse sharing their health data anonymously to help improve care they and future patients receive, as well as to strengthen health care. The paper titled, Social Networking Sites and the Continuously Learning Health System: A Survey, was released today by The Institute of Medicine (IOM).
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