Patient health information is increasingly collected through multiple modalities, including electronic health records, wearables, and connected devices. Computer-assisted history taking could provide an additional channel to collect highly relevant, comprehensive, and accurate patient information while reducing the burden on clinicians and face-to-face consultation time. Considering restrictions to consultation time and the associated negative health outcomes, patient-provided health data outside of consultation can prove invaluable in health care delivery. Over the years, research has highlighted the numerous benefits of computer-assisted history taking; however, the limitations have proved an obstacle to adoption. In this viewpoint, we review these limitations under 4 main categories (accessibility, affordability, accuracy, and acceptability) and discuss how advances in technology, computing power, and ubiquity of personal devices offer solutions to overcoming these.

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计算机将立即见您：克服在初级保健中采用计算机辅助历史记录（CAHT）的障碍

通过多种方式越来越多地收集患者健康信息，包括电子健康记录，可穿戴设备和连接的设备。计算机辅助历史记录可以提供一个额外的渠道来收集高度相关，全面和准确的患者信息，同时减少临床医生的负担和面对面的咨询时间。考虑到会诊时间的限制和相关的负面健康结果，会诊以外的患者提供的健康数据在提供医疗服务方面可证明是无价的。多年来，研究突显了计算机辅助历史记录的众多好处。但是，这些限制已被证明是采用的障碍。因此，我们在4个主要类别（可访问性，可负担性，准确性，

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