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Summary of personal health record (PHR) characteristics as derived by the literature [20,24-26].

PHR CharacteristicExamples
AdministrativeBooking appointments, paying bills
Clinical featuresView lab test results, view prescriptions, add medical history
Online accessMay provide access to electronic health record data
Managed by patientThe patient’s data are controlled by patient
Data repositoryOrganizing health information, documenting symptoms, documenting medication dosages
Improves communicationsBetween patients and/or patient-doctor
PersonalizationProvides individualized and tailored clinical information to patients
Medication adherence remindersMight be alarms or text messages etc