Quote from Event Host on November 13, 2022, 7:41 pm

Here are my thoughts as I was watching the video:

• Bush White House, executive order
• chart from own chapter—not conclusive
• rapid review ≠ quality care, ≠ talking to individual
• automated reminders do not take new info into account; laziness
• own research before calling doctor?
• I ask for records after every important event.
• Hospitals are 24/7 entities. They are open anyway.
• How does real-time reconciliation work with automated reminders?
• HIPAA is a problem; where are records required to be placed now.
• Money to provider to give your records—big red flag.
• Value-added service?
• Research queries? Not without my fully informed consent.
• How is this low-cost?
• Payment to physicians for MY records? Recommendation by physician who is getting paid for deposits?
• Optional services suggested by whom?
• About $6/person/year
• incentives, $10/person/year
• costs above, 1million people/year
• fees to opt out of advertisging for my health records? NO ($3 per person per year)
• remiders and alerts, $18/year (30% of people ast $60/year, peace of mind list for $20/year to alert peple that you are in emergency room)
• preventive care reminders, $20/year—who decides what reminders are given?
• Refill reminders, $20/year
• quries, >$3/year
• centralized best? No, distributed does not give access to all if one is breached.
• Security = how difficult do you make access to prevent unauthorized access
• can’t lose entire server, but you can lose one person’s entire file/history
• but then K servers are breachable; who is coördinating all those servers and/or phones?
• How long did Diane take the medications before stopping? Did Diane not know about her own allergy? I know that I have no allergies and that my mom is allergic to penicillin.
• Reduction of 8%? Not nearly as much as was discussed up front.