Digital health tools such as patient portals, telemedicine, and mobile apps are now central to health care delivery, yet patients’ ability to benefit from these tools depends on their digital readiness. In a national survey of 144 clinicians and informatics leaders conducted in early 2024, fewer than half (44%) reported that their health systems screen patients for digital readiness.

Timely colonoscopy after an abnormal fecal immunochemical test (FIT) is crucial for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening but remains low, particularly in safety-net settings.

This study explored how language discordance affects clinicians' ability to gather patients' broad social history, which includes social needs, values, and perspectives crucial for patient-centered care.

This study evaluated the association between patient choice of visit modality (in-person, video, or telephone) and no-show rates for prenatal care in an urban safety-net obstetrics clinic.

This scoping review identified six studies evaluating group medical visits for cancer survivors, with significant variation in structure, frequency, and outcomes studied, including quality of life and healthcare utilization.