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In Pennsylvania, MMJ is not currently “prescribed”—rather, a physician with appropriate privileges must certify that a given patient has 1 of 24 serious medical conditions [3,4]. This certification can then be used to register and obtain an MMJ card for use at dispensaries, where a health care provider (typically a pharmacist) is available for consultation or advisement and a patient care specialist assists with product selection for a given symptom or diagnosis [5].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e65957
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Discussions of Cannabis Over Patient Portal Secure Messaging: Content Analysis
A word in a similarity list was added to the lexicon if it had a meaning related to cannabis or was a misspelling of a member of the lexicon. Note the similarity lists for the term “pot” revealed that it appeared frequently as cannabis-related words but also in unrelated contexts. To minimize misclassification in these cases, we removed all messages that contained “neti pot,” “netti pot,” “netty pot,” and “netting pot.”
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e63311
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Within each block, simple randomization was then used to assign each site to either the intervention or control arm, using a 1:1 ratio. A Microsoft Excel 365 (Microsoft Corporation) random number generator was used to generate the simple randomization allocation sequence. Patients received the treatment to which their site had been assigned, making this a cluster-randomized study with sites as clusters (Multimedia Appendix 1).
JMIR Med Inform 2024;12:e58456
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Approximately a third of the patients accessed MT using the online portal, while the remainder used i Pads.
Patient interface.
MT was available to staff through a direct link (access tab) within the EHR as a web-based application. During the intake process and normal workflow of rooming a patient, staff (ie, nurses and medical assistants) accessed MT when assessing medication use. The interface was presented in an embedded browser within the EHR.
JMIR Form Res 2022;6(3):e33488
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Patients were included if they had a prescription claim filed for an antihypertensive or antihyperlipidemic medication during the year prior to deploying Open Notes (baseline), and during the study year (follow-up) of the analysis.
Intervention patients were offered access to their PCP notes via the My Geisinger Web portal. Following signature of a note by a PCP documenting an encounter, patients received an email message sent to their personal email address notifying them of a portal message.
J Med Internet Res 2015;17(10):e226
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