Thursday, May 8, 2014

According to a recent survey of U.S. consumers:

• 69% of those with chronic health conditions believe patients should have the right to access all of their healthcare information • 51% believe that accessing their medical records online outweighs the privacy risks • Consumers with chronic conditions had greater privacy concerns regarding online banking (70%), in-store credit card use (69%) and online shopping (68%), than their concern over privacy of their electronic medical record (65%) • 87% of U.S. consumers say they want to control their health data, but 55% believe they currently do not have very much control Source: "Majority of U.S. Consumers with Chronic Conditions Believe Accessing Medical Records Online Outweighs Privacy Risks, According to Accenture Survey," Accenture Press Release, May 5, 2014, http://newsroom.accenture.com/news/majority-of-us-consumers-with-chronic-conditions-believe-accessing-medical-records-online-outweighs-privacy-risks-ccording-to-accenture-survey.htm

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