Low-Income Patients Interested in Digital Health Communication
A study by University of California-San Francisco researchers finds that
many lower-income patients would like to communicate electronically
with their health care providers. However, the safety-net clinics where
many lower-income patients receive care often lack the patient portals
and secure messaging tools necessary to support such communication. Medical News Today, KPCC's "OnCentral."
e-Behaviorial Health
Benefit from new technologies... enable people to have remote access to CBT
