A survey of self-selected respondents, most of whom track personal
health data via wearable devices, smartphones or Web sites, finds they
have strong interest in contributing and using the data for research.
Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Health Data
Exploration project at University of California San Diego conducted the
survey. UCSD recruited participants through postings on related Web
sites, press releases and social media channels including blogs and
Tweets. A new report offers interesting findings. READ MORE »
Patient Attitudes on Sharing Their PHI Patient Attitudes on Sharing Their PHI
A survey of self-selected respondents, most of whom track personal
health data via wearable devices, smartphones or Web sites, finds they
have strong interest in contributing and using the data for research.
Funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Health Data
Exploration project at University of California San Diego conducted the
survey. UCSD recruited participants through postings on related Web
sites, press releases and social media channels including blogs and
Tweets. A new report offers interesting findings. READ MORE »
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