Abstract：
Personal electronic health records (PEHRs) enable patients access to their own medical records. Differences in access and use of PEHRs may create health disparities. We conducted a narrative literature review regarding the effects of race, language preference, education, income, and homelessness on PEHR usage as well as PEHRs content, particularly stigmatizing language. Of 3177 citations found, 75 articles were relevant. Patient race, language, income, and education predicted PEHR use, which could potentially exacerbate health disparities.
摘要：
个人电子健康记录(PEHR)使患者能够访问自己的医疗记录。PEHR的获取和使用差异可能会造成健康差异。我们进行了关于种族影响的叙事文献综述，语言偏好，教育,收入,以及PEHR使用以及PEHR内容的无家可归，尤其是污名化的语言。在找到的3177篇引文中，75篇文章是相关的。患者种族，语言,收入,教育预测PEHR的使用，这可能会加剧健康差距。
