The Value of Personal Health Records report examines the value proposition for implementing personal health records (PHRs) thoughout the US.

This analysis quantifies the cost-benefit of a variety of infrastructure, administrative, and clinical PHR functions including:

• Sharing of complete medication lists
• Sharing of complete test results
• Appointment scheduling
• Medication renewals
• Pre-encounter questionnaires
• E-visits
• Congestive heart failure (CHF) remote monitoring
• Smoking cessation management

CITL modeled these eight functions for provider-tethered, payer-tethered, third-party, and interoperable PHRs, examining differing deployment strategies to achieving 80 percent adoption by the US population. The report includes a detailed cost model for each type of PHR system.

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