Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) has received an award from the National Library of Medicine (NLM) to create an AI tool that improves patient access to, and understanding of, their open notes.
The $1.5 million 4-year study is led by Sigall Bell, MD, Director of Patient Safety and Discovery at OpenNotes and Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and Adam Rodman, MD, MPH, Director of AI Programs at Harvard Medical School.
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OpenNotes is an international movement advocating for greater transparency in healthcare. Through research, innovation, and education, we identify and disseminate best practices for sharing medical information with patients and their care partners.
When a doctor or other healthcare professional shares their documentation with a patient, it becomes an “open note.” Notes are the story of a person’s health care, and connects other elements in the medical record.
OpenNotes is motivated by evidence indicating that when health professionals offer patients and families ready access to clinical notes, the quality and safety of care improves.
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When a clinician shares a note with a patient, It becomes an “open note.” Notes are the story of a person’s health care and connects with other elements in their medical records.
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