95.7% of patients prefer to receive test outcomes immediately through their patient portals

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This shows the importance of making information readily available to patients. Patient portals allow for secure, online access that enables individuals to review their medical records, view test results, and communicate with their providers quickly and conveniently. Additionally, patient portals offer a variety of benefits including improved patient satisfaction, better communication between patients and healthcare providers, and improved quality of care.

Author: Medical Economics

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