Most U.S. Doctors Believe Patients Should Update Electronic Health Record, but Not Have Full Access to It, According to Accenture Eight-Country Survey

Only a third of U.S. doctors think patients should have full access to their electronic health records, according to Accenture's eight country survey of 3,700 doctors (Graphic: Business Wire)

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Only a third of U.S. doctors think patients should have full access to their electronic health records, according to Accenture's eight country survey of 3,700 doctors (Graphic: Business Wire)

U.S. doctors were the most open toward patients updating the information in their electronic health records, according to Accenture's eight country survey of 3,700 doctors. (Graphic: Business Wire)