Healthcare IT News January 30, 2024
Bill Siwicki

The models developed by Stanford Medicine Children’s Health have been so effective that Epic has incorporated a similar guardrail into its own system, extending the impact of Stanford’s work to teens worldwide.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, the sharing of health information is a delicate balance, especially when it comes to teenagers.

THE PROBLEM

Patient portals facilitate efficient sharing of health information between patients, their families and healthcare providers. However, a unique challenge arises when it comes to teenagers.

Certain state laws may allow minors to consent to specific types of sensitive care and give them the right to keep this information confidential from their guardians. This is crucial for building trust with vulnerable youth who might otherwise...

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