Which of the following are considered disadvantages of the PHR? Select all that apply
1. E-literacy
2. Lack of access in poor and rural regions
3. Patient satisfaction
4. Cost
5. Enhanced therapeutic alliances
1,2,4
Rationale: The disadvantages include the need to overcome multiple barriers including cost, lack of access in poor and rural regions, awareness of the trend, usability and ease of access, e-literacy, and patient care provider clinical integration.
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