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The Pathologist / Issues / 2024 / May / Video: The CURES Act
Clinical care Regulation and standards

Video: The CURES Act

Is the healthcare community acting in the patients’ best interests

By Michele Mitchell 05/16/2024 Video 1 min read

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The 21st Century CURES Acts was implemented in the USA to make health data accessible and available to patients through electronic formats like smartphones, and patient portals. This means data such as pathology test results can be seen by patients with internet access as soon as they are available. Great – no more waiting for “that” call! But what’s the catch? Well, with no-one to help decipher the contents, lab reports can be very scary and confusing things for patients.

In Part one of our CURES Act video series, patient advocate and cancer survivor, Michele Mitchell, shares her views on how the CURES Act is working for patients, the importance of patient–pathologist interactions, and what still needs to be done to achieve truly compassionate care.

Watch Part Two Here

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Patient Adviser and Co-Chair of the University of Michigan Department of Pathology’s Patient and Family Advisory Council, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA.

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