Patient Portal for Young People and Children with Hydrocephalus: Scoping Review & Stakeholder Consultation
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Hughes, M., Fennelly, O., Doyle, M., & Moroney, D. (2023). Patient Portal for Young People and Children with Hydrocephalus: Scoping Review & Stakeholder Consultation. Trinity College DublinDownload Item:
Abstract:
The new Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) Hospital will be completely digital with an electronic health
record (EHR) and integrated patient portal procured to date. Patient portals provide direct access for
health service users to their personal health information held within EHRs at healthcare organisations.
Additional functionalities offered by some patient portals include secure messaging with healthcare
professionals, prescription renewals and
appointment scheduling. The Advanced Nurse
Practitioner (ANP) neurosurgical service at CHI at
Temple Street provide care for children and
young people with hydrocephalus. A patient
portal would be highly advantageous to these
children, their parents, the healthcare
professionals at both CHI and hospitals in
regional locations as well as administrators and
management. While this project explored the
requirements for a patient portal at CHI for
children and young people with hydrocephalus,
it also identified key considerations for a patient
portal nationally and identified the key
requirements for interoperability between
patient portals and EHRs. Following a review of
the international literature, key facilitators and
challenges to the interoperability of patient
portals with EHRs were identified.
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Author: Hughes, Mary
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