Quality benefits were equal across racial/ethnic groups with equal personal health record (PHR) use, but nonwhite status and a preference for Spanish language predicted lower PHR registration.
Marianne Turley, PhD
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Patients with online access to key components of their personal health records were 2.6 times more likely than nonusers to remain health plan members.
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