… health data to improve outcomes and value. Furthermore, we look to Kentucky’s model of
zero fees for the first copy of the medical record. … a path for patients to freely access their own …

… Insured patients pay non-covered costs out-of pocket. 8–9% … , or downloading different
copies of her records. Given these … Our results demonstrate variable age restrictions and a …

… , Luxemburg, Germany) patient access is also regulated through … right to access medical
records improved satisfaction rates with … Copy fees and patients’ rights to obtain a copy of their …

… An important limitation of our study is the absence of detailed … The sustained high rates of
utilization found in this study therefore … Prevalence of copied information by attendings and …

… , and (2) which EHR system their health care providers use [16]. However, there are limitations
and exceptions to patient access. Whether patients have access to their EHR depends on …

… electronically by copying and pasting older parts of the record, or … Despite patients’ rights
to review their medical records … error rates of 7% in speech-recognition clinical documents, 48 …

… undue costs and unreliability of a reproduced medical record … When a patient requested
her own records, a "copy" would … The plaintiff-patient's access to her own records in discovery, …

… the adoption rates of patient access to summary records range … may copy and paste information
from their GP record to their … Multiple testing may be another limitation of our study. We …

… patients could request a copy of their health records on paper or CD from each health care
provider for a fee… Giving patients access to their medical records via the internet: the PCASSO …

… To that end, Wisconsin law limits the fees that a health care provider can charge to
produce copies of patient medical records. 2 However, state law does not specifically address …