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Newsletter Archive
June 2023
OpenNotes Welcomes First Chief Innovation Officer | New Publication | OpenNoter Goes to the White House
March 2023
First-of-its-kind survey examines user attitudes about test results and online patient portals
December 2022
Deciding on My Dimples: Liz Salmi in the New England Journal of Medicine, OpenNotes international news
September 2022
Patient-Researchers Lead the Way, Pilot Launches: OurNotes for Care Partners, Learning Collaborative: Shared Access to the Patient Portal for Older Adults
August 2022
Health IT policy update, supporting care partners, The CHRONICLE Trial + open notes and equity
May 2022
New Learning Collaborative: Proxy Access for Older Adults, Spotlight: New OpenNotes Team Member Anna Garcia, MD
March 2022
AMA STEPS Forward, Interop Hero, BMJ Top Article
February 2022
Project Spotlight: Educating Young Health Professionals. In Memoriam: John Keane
January 2022 — OpenNotes NEXT
Open and transparent communication involving all patients and clinicians… the OpenNotes mission for the next decade.
November 2021
OurNotes: What happens when patients are invited to co-generate notes with their clinicians?
October 2021
9 Must-Read Publications: Open Notes and Ethical Challenges. Where Is My Medical Record?
August 2021
Research Spotlight. Sharing Clinical Notes With Patients: A New Era of Transparency in Medicine
June 2021
The John A. Hartford Foundation Expands Support for an OpenNotes Caregiver Initiative
May 2021
Medscape: Don’t Fear Patients Reading Their Clinical Notes, New studies, editorials and commentaries.
Special Mailing April 2021
JAMA: How Sharing Notes Affects the Patient-Physician Relationship, News from The Washington Post, Medscape, Psychology Today, and more.
December 2020
Webinars & Office Hours, Health Datapalooza, New OpenNotes Publications, Grand Rounds Webinar: OpenNotes 101 for Clinicians
November 2020
Open Notes Compliance Date Delayed But Not Far Away, How To Write An Open Note, 7 Tips For Mental Health Clinicians
Cures Rule Special Dispatch – October 2020
New Office Hours & Education, Reddit: “Ask Me Anything”, OpenNotes “Genius Bar”
September 2020
New Publications, Focus on Non-English Speakers for Patient Portal
August 2020
New Publications, What We’re Saying, What We’re Reading
July 2020
New JGIM Paper, IPFCC Conference, and more
June 2020
Covid-19 & OurNotes, Federal Rules, New Research
March 2020
New publications, new rules, and a new way to work
December 2019
Engaging patients in diagnostic accuracy, AHA Value Initiative
October 2019
New Keane OpenNotes Scholar, new research, new Fellowship opportunity, new learning collaboratives.
August 2019
First Kean OpenNotes Scholar, new research, tools & resources
June 2019
New research, implementing OpenNotes at OCHIN, 40 Million benchmark/h5>
May 2019
New research, Amy Fellows on underserved populations, Liz Salmi for the Beryl Institute
April 2019
Spotlight on Homer Chin, cultivating culture change at SXSW, a parent’s perspective
March 2019
Making gains in health care interoperability by Micky Tripathi, mental health with Steve O’Neill
February 2019
Patient Safety with Sigall Bell, Rochester, NY implements OpenNotes citywide
July 2018
Vancouver Clinic Helping Patients find Notes, OpenNotes Surges Ahead
in Southern California
January 2018
New Communications Toolkit, Communicating with Patients & Staff, Dr. Susan Wolver
November 2017
Why do patients share notes with caregivers?, Jennifer Wolff, PhD
September 2017
Podcast, New Mental Health Resource for Patients, How to write an Open Note for patients
July 2017
Bela Wong—Patients Out Front!, new research, Newest OpenNotes Team Member, Liz Salmi
May 2017
Parkinson’s Disease: Tracking Progress with OpenNotes, Regina Holliday–Patient Advocate Extraordinaire
March 2017
Patient Activist Video, OpenNotes at the Salzburg Global Seminar, Mayo Clinic
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