… 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 …

… In conclusion, I don't want much—just for my medical records to … records to be readily
accessible to them wherever they are. My medical history may not mean much to others, but it is an …

… , 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 …

… copies of all or part of this work for personal or classroom use is granted without fee provided
that copies … Disadvantages The hierarchy is fixed in that there is only one way in which we …

… the wide variations and limitations on patient access rights in health provider records). See
… charge the patient for the costs of giving notice and copying. The previously mentioned anti-…

… access to medical records for research purposes, and similar measures are proposed in some
federal legislation. Such restrictions pose an obvious threat to patient-… 1950; rates among …

… There are serious limitations of manual record keeping … all costs as the benefit of this
usually goes in favor of the patient. … The patient or their legal heirs can ask for copies of the …

… 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 …

… Each owner is in charge of her PSD consisting of users … end-user software will run its own
copy of GPSW’s setup algorithm … Due to space limitations, we do not present the details in this …