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Citizens should be aware of the potential benefits as well as the potential dangers of sharing personal health data. This becomes even more urgent with the implementation of an opt-out mechanism. Opt-out is an instrument of nudging [8]. It aims to increase the use of EHRs and the acceptance of data sharing by “choice architecture” [9]. Citizens retain their freedom of choice but are nudged toward using the EHR.
JMIR Hum Factors 2025;12:e65718
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Citizens were expected to make drastic behavioral changes.
Public health authorities stressed the seriousness and risks of the pandemic to justify restrictions and encourage citizens’ adherence to them. In support of such an approach, the Health Belief Model argues that preventive health behaviors are influenced by perceived susceptibility to illness, the severity of the disease, benefits of and barriers to health-promoting actions, cues to action, as well as self-efficacy [4].
Interact J Med Res 2025;14:e55636
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