Doug Fridsma at HIMSS14

By Healthcare IT News
February 26, 2014
09:01 AM

Doug Fridsma at HIMSS14

Doug Fridsma, MD, Ph.D, of the ONC discusses interoperability challenges, standards, and policies at HIMSS14.

 

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