ONC
Britishabbreviation
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“Individuals encouraged by their health care provider to use their patient portal accessed and used their portal at higher rates compared to those not encouraged,” an ONC spokesperson said in an email, adding that about one-third of patient portal users in 2020 downloaded their online medical records, a proportion that has nearly doubled since 2017.
From Washington Times
In 2020, about 6 in 10 people received access to a patient portal and nearly 40% accessed it at least once, according to federal figures that ONC provided to The Times.
From Washington Times
As of 2021, 96% of non-federal acute care hospitals and nearly 4 in 5 office-based physicians had already adopted a certified electronic health records system, according to ONC.
From Washington Times
President Biden may need to get re-elected if he wants to catch a ride on the next generation of Air Force Onc, the presidential plane.
From Washington Times
Before 2017, the ONC had mandatory random surveillance of 2 percent of electronic health record systems, but this is no longer a requirement.
From Scientific American
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