Medical Xpress November 13, 2024
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center

A recent study from researchers at University Hospitals Connor Whole Health has shed light on the experiences and perspectives of patients using electronic intake forms within outpatient Integrative Health and Medicine (IHM). Their approach streamlines the collection of crucial patient information to enhance the overall health care experience and improve clinical care.

The study, entitled “Patient Experience and Attitudes Toward Electronic Intake and Patient-Reported Outcomes Within an Outpatient Whole Health Center,” was recently published in the journal Global Advances in Integrative Medicine and Health.

The study focused on evaluating the functionality and acceptability of these electronic forms, which included treatment expectations, , chief complaints, and prior experience with integrative modalities. The forms were developed through a between...

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