Patient-centered care is a model in which, by bringing the patient's perspective to the design
and delivery of health care, we can better meet patients' needs, enhancing the quality of …

Patient-centered care (PCC) and equity are two of the six core domains of quality health
care, according to the Institute of Medicine. Exceptional imaging care requires radiology …

Background Decreased mammography drives breast cancer disparities. Black women have
lower rates of mammography completion than White women, and this contributes to …

Objective The goal of this study was to determine patient factors associated with the use of
self-scheduling of screening mammograms (SMs) using an online portal. Methods All SMs …

Background Self-scheduling of medical visits is becoming more common but the complexity
of applying multiple requirements for self-scheduling has hampered implementation. Mayo …

Background: Patient portals tethered to electronic health records (EHR) have become vital to
patient engagement and better disease management, specifically among adults with …

Purpose The aim of this study was to assess the rate of self-scheduling and self-referral for
screening mammography and to assess sociodemographic factors associated with their use …

Introduction Despite evidence that use of electronic medical record (EMR) messaging
positively impacts patients with cancer, there is little research on utilization patterns. The …

Although breast cancer death rates have persistently declined over the last 3 decades, older
women have not experienced the same degree in mortality reduction as younger women …

Background The adoption of web-based appointment methods by health care systems is
increasing. Objectives This study primarily aimed to evaluate in the setting of an organized …