70% of doctors have self-tracking patients; better outcomes reported

http://www.fiercehealthit.com/story/physicians-report-self-tracking-popular-positive/2013-04-16

7 in 10 doctors report at least one patient sharing some form of health measurement data with them, according to Manhattan Research’s annual “Taking the Pulse” survey of 2,950 physicians. Nearly three-quarters agreed that self-tracking leads to better outcomes.

Self-tracking patient impacts include:

40% lead them to ask their doctors new questions
46% changed their overall approach to their health
34% affected decisions about how to best treat their conditions

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April 24, 2013

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70% of doctors have self-tracking patients; better outcomes reported

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