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MyHealthLinked Project Review and Benefits Evaluation Final Report

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23 September 2016

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In March 2015, Barrie and Community Family Health Team (BCFHT) undertook a demonstration project which included the launch of myhealthlinked patient portal. The objective of this Benefits Evaluation report was to uncover any evidence to support sustainability and adoption of this consumer health solution in the community.

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