Interoperability: Health data-sharing is lacking inside and outside of hospitals, survey says
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Interoperability: Health data-sharing is lacking inside and outside of hospitals, survey says
A new Center for Connected Medicine/HIMSS Media survey of healthcare tech leaders shows that most hospitals and health systems are depending on a single, integrated EHR to solve their interoperability woes.
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