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Pharmacists' Perspectives on the Use of My Health Record
Sam Kosari
,
Kwang Choon Yee
, Stephanie Mulhall
, Jackson Thomas
, Shane L Jackson
, Gregory M Peterson
, Ayla Rudgley
, Iain Walker
,
Mark Naunton
Pharmacy
Health Research Institute
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Health Records
100%
Pharmacist Perspectives
100%
Pharmacist
80%
Potential Gains
20%
Perceived Benefits
20%
Potential Barrier
20%
Concern for Information Privacy
20%
Health Record System
20%
Healthcare Professionals
10%
General Practice
10%
Descriptive Statistics
10%
Metropolitan Areas
10%
Continuity of Care
10%
General Practitioners
10%
Lack of Training
10%
Anonymous Survey
10%
Community Pharmacy
10%
Data Security
10%
User Education
10%
Workplace Setting
10%
Privacy Security
10%
Online Survey
10%
Pharmacy Technician
10%
Professional Bodies
10%
Healthcare Safety
10%
Quality of Care
10%
Chi-square
10%
Medication Review
10%
Overall Satisfaction
10%
Security Measures
10%
Information Security
10%
Perceived Barriers
10%
Professional Relationships
10%
Kruskal-Wallis Test
10%
Medication Errors
10%
Relationship with Patients
10%
General Practice Pharmacist
10%
Hospital Practice
10%
User Support
10%
Information Accuracy
10%
Kendall's tau Coefficient
10%
Young Pharmacists
10%
Digital Health Record
10%
Satisfaction Rate
10%
Patient Concerns
10%
Nursing and Health Professions
General Practice
100%
Patient Care
50%
General Practitioner
50%
Correlation Coefficient
50%
Kruskal Wallis Test
50%
Medication Error
50%
Computer Security
50%
Cross-Sectional Study
50%
Digital Health
50%
Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science
Community Pharmacy
100%
Medication Error
100%
Cross-Sectional Study
100%