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When using a patient portal, remember your doctor is not your pal

Mayo Clinic study finds one-third of messages referred to a doctor by their first name. Women physicians were twice as likely to be "untitled" through patient communications deploying the use of a doctor's first name, and male patients were more likely to commit the error than female patients.

United statesSan franciscoStephanie fong gomezCharlie wrayLeah wittShari ochoamLekshmi santhoshCharliem wrayCourtney martinJamison harveyYulw yangRichard butterfieldUniversity of californiaMayo clinicMayo clinic scottsdaleAssociate professor

When using a patient portal, remember your doctor is not your pal

Mayo Clinic study finds one-third of messages referred to a doctor by their first name. Women physicians were twice as likely to be "untitled" through patient communications deploying the use of a doctor's first name, and male patients were more likely to commit the error than female patients.

United statesSan franciscoStephanie fong gomezCharlie wrayLeah wittShari ochoamLekshmi santhoshCharliem wrayCourtney martinJamison harveyYulw yangRichard butterfieldUniversity of californiaMayo clinicMayo clinic scottsdaleAssociate professor

When using a patient portal, remember your doctor is not your pal

Mayo Clinic study finds one-third of messages referred to a doctor by their first name. Women physicians were twice as likely to be "untitled" through patient communications deploying the use of a doctor's first name, and male patients were more likely to commit the error than female patients.

United statesSan franciscoStephanie fong gomezCharlie wrayLeah wittShari ochoamLekshmi santhoshCharliem wrayCourtney martinJamison harveyYulw yangRichard butterfieldUniversity of californiaMayo clinicMayo clinic scottsdaleAssociate professor

When using a patient portal, remember your doctor is not your pal

Mayo Clinic study finds one-third of messages referred to a doctor by their first name. Women physicians were twice as likely to be "untitled" through patient communications deploying the use of a doctor's first name, and male patients were more likely to commit the error than female patients.

United statesSan franciscoStephanie fong gomezCharlie wrayLeah wittShari ochoamLekshmi santhoshCharliem wrayCourtney martinJamison harveyYulw yangRichard butterfieldUniversity of californiaMayo clinicMayo clinic scottsdaleAssociate professor

When using a patient portal, remember your doctor is not your pal

Mayo Clinic study finds one-third of messages referred to a doctor by their first name. Women physicians were twice as likely to be "untitled" through patient communications deploying the use of a doctor's first name, and male patients were more likely to commit the error than female patients.

United statesSan franciscoStephanie fong gomezCharlie wrayLeah wittShari ochoamLekshmi santhoshCharliem wrayCourtney martinJamison harveyYulw yangRichard butterfieldUniversity of californiaMayo clinicMayo clinic scottsdaleAssociate professor

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