‘You’ve Got Mail’ — But Not From Your Doctor! Only 7% Are Emailing Patients

Published On: October 8th, 2010

Most just didn’t have the technology available, but even among the doctors who had email access, only 19.5% regularly emailed with patients.

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‘You’ve Got Mail’ — But Not From Your Doctor! Only 7% Are Emailing Patients

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officialHannahS : just leaving the doctors. #finally

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ArjunNatt : Doctors- Why Tell Us To Come Before Our Appointment, And Make Us Wait Half Hour or More To See Us #CareToExplain

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Furbeh : Went doctors got Tonsilitis, yaaay #eyeroll

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ShesTreysAngel : Doctors office lost my shot records , ima cuss them out !

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LarakateB : There is this little kid at the doctors screaming its head off and running around as if its Olympic City. #BeQuietChild

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ThatGrrrSammie : Had a Fucken dream doctors told me I was overweight!!! That stupid documentary I saw last night traumatized me n shit

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