E-Mail Communication Practices and Preferences Among Patients and Providers in a Large Comprehensive Cancer Center [CARE DELIVERY]

Conclusion:
E-mail is commonly used for patient care but is poorly documented. The use of e-mail in this setting can be developed with appropriate guidance; however, there may be concerns about widening the gap between certain groups of patients.

Source: Journal of Oncology Practice - July 11, 2016 Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Cook, N., Maganti, M., Dobriyal, A., Sheinis, M., Wei, A. C., Ringash, J., Krzyzanowska, M. K. Tags: Communication, Doctor-patient communication, Access to care, Access to care, Information systems, Training, Quality of Care CARE DELIVERY Source Type: research