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The integration of patient/person generated health data into clinical applications is a key strategic priority internationally. However, despite agreement on the overall direction of travel, there are still a range of challenges that inhibit progress in this area. These include technology-related factors (such as interoperability), use-related factors (such as data overload) and characteristics of the strategic environment (such as existing standards). Building on important policy deliberations from the United States that aim to navigate these challenges, we here apply emerging policy frameworks to the United Kingdom and outline five key priority areas that are intended to help policy makers make important strategic decisions in attempting to integrate patient/person generated data into electronic health records.

Original publication

DOI

10.14236/jhi.v25i4.1068

Type

Journal article

Journal

Journal of innovation in health informatics

Publication Date

01/2019

Volume

25

Pages

254 - 259

Addresses

Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics, The University of Edinburgh. kathrin.beyer@ed.ac.uk.

Keywords

Humans, Administrative Personnel, Electronic Health Records, United Kingdom, Health Information Interoperability, Patient Generated Health Data