Bronwyn Hemsley|Megan E. Rollo|Andrew Georgiou|Susan Balandin|Sophie Hill
The health literacy demands of electronic personal health records (e-PHRs): An integrative review to inform future inclusive research
University of Newcastle Australia|University of Newcastle Australia|Macquarie University|Deakin University|La Trobe University
integrate findings research electronic personal health records ephrs understanding health literacy demands patients providers sought peerreviewed primary research english addressing health literacy demands ephrs online allow patients degree control input record synthesis three theoretical models used frame analysis 24 studies ephrs pose wide range health literacy demands patients health service providers patient participation ephrs relies level education computer literacy attitudes sharing health information also upon executive function verbal expression understanding spoken written language multiple health literacy demands ephrs must considered implementing populationwide initiatives storing sharing health information using systems health literacy demands ephrs high could potentially exclude many patients unless strategies adopted support use systems developing strategies patients meet reduce high health literacy demands ephrs important populationwide implementation