Patient Attitudes About Viewing Their Radiology Images Online: Preintervention Survey.
Ciarra HalaskaPeter B SachsKate SanfilippoChen-Tan LinPublished in: Journal of medical Internet research (2019)
A large majority of surveyed patients desired the ability to view their radiology images online and anticipated many benefits and few risks. Health care organizations with electronic health records and online patient portals should consider augmenting their existing portals with this highly desired feature. To avoid the biggest patient concern, radiology reports should accompany images. Patients wanted to discuss their results with their ordering physician and their interpreting radiologist. Some even would like to share results on social media. Further research on the actual experience with such a tool will be needed.
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