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A call to action: Using open APIs to solve global healthcare challenges

Aneesh Chopra, former U.S. chief technical officer, urges developers at the Dev4Health conference to leverage the open API ecosystem.
By HIMSS TV
May 08, 2018
04:45 PM
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