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Health engagement online deepening at a time when consumers are expected to take a greater role in their care
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eMedToday's insight:
“We’ve hit an inflection point in the way consumers use the internet for health,” said Rory Stanton, Consumer Insights Analyst at Manhattan Research. “They are going beyond seeking-information to using tools and services to manage the day-to-day aspects of care. That’s good news in this post–healthcare reform environment, in which digital engagement of consumers for example via patient portals and telehealth will be a key to success.”
Steve S Ryan, PhD's insight:
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This number acually suprises me. I would think that the number of people who say the internet is essential would be higher.
Personalized medcreate ano Conneted Health should make people with chronic illnesses more reliant; it is a tool made for them