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30 Sep 2026 Patient portal & EHR Clinician workload in EHR design: inbox, documentation and alerts In one 2017 log study of 471 primary care physicians, desktop tasks took about as long as seeing patients. This article looks at what research measures in documentation, the inbox and alerts, and what design can and cannot change. Read → 30 Sep 2026 Patient portal & EHR AI in clinical software: showing uncertainty and keeping the clinician in the loop The FDA's clinical decision support guidance gives designers a simple test: can a clinician review the basis of an AI output and still decide for themselves? This article turns that and other stable sources into screen-level questions. Read → 30 Sep 2026 Patient portal & EHR Information blocking and the patient portal: what the Cures Act rule changed for design In the US, the information blocking rule (45 CFR Part 171) bars practices that interfere with a patient's electronic access to their health information, unless an exception applies. The law is stable. What it changes on a screen is timing, wording and what happens next. Read → 29 Sep 2026 Accessibility & health literacy Digital health regulation map: which rule names which standard, by region The main accessibility and privacy instruments in the United States, the European Union, the United Kingdom and Australia, which standard each one names, and what that changes on a screen. No dates, no verdicts. Read → 21 Jul 2026 Remote patient monitoring RPM UX patterns: alerts, trends and thresholds In remote patient monitoring, data keeps arriving with nobody present to explain it. Three recurring problems - alert volume, threshold design and trend versus single readings - shape most of the interface work. Read → 9 Jul 2026 Patient portal & EHR My Health Record sharing by default: what changed for designers A 2025 law flips My Health Record from opt-in to opt-out sharing. The legal change is settled; what it means is that consent and notice now have to be carried by the interface, not by a one-time enrolment step. Read →

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