Cleveland Clinic to test PHR security with Google
Cleveland-Cleveland Clinic has its own electronic personal health record system for patient viewing, and now it plans to pilot information-exchange capabilities with GoogleHealth, an online PHR platform.
Cleveland-Cleveland Clinic has its own electronic personal health record system for patient viewing, and now it plans to pilot information-exchange capabilities with GoogleHealth, an online PHR platform.
The pilot will give Cleveland Clinic patients the ability to share information with multiple providers and pharmacies nationwide, while allowing GoogleHealth the opportunity to test features and services within a secure electronic environment. The goal of the pilot is to verify the portability, access and security of the data. Between 1,500 and 10,000 patients will be invited to participate.
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