Of Lotteries Lost and Partnerships Forged: The Perils and Promises of Patient Ethics
Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 14 (2):131-139 (2005)
Abstract
In fall 2002, Paul Ellwood's Jackson Hole Group proposed “Heroic Pathways”—a healthcare reform concept that includes a voluntary system of portable, personal electronic medical records owned by patients and a health information pathway that is managed by patients and clinicians. This proposal, like so much of the innovative thinking in healthcare policy, is premised on the conviction that informed patients will drive healthcare changes in the near futureMy notes
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