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Of course, it seems crazy that the health IT incentives and Meaningful Use didn’t mandate interoperability; and the last few years of health IT development might have gone differently if interoperability were required before the 21st Century Cures Act mandated it and made data blocking illegal, but we are now looking forward, not backward.
Of course, it seems crazy that the health IT incentives and Meaningful Use didn’t mandate interoperability; and the last few years of health IT development might have gone differently if interoperability were required before the 21st Century Cures Act mandated it and made data blocking illegal, but we are now looking forward, not backward.
Of course, it seems crazy that the health IT incentives and Meaningful Use didn’t mandate interoperability; and the last few years of health IT development might have gone differently if interoperability were required before the 21st Century Cures Act mandated it and made data blocking illegal, but we are now looking forward, not backward.
Of course, it seems crazy that the health IT incentives and Meaningful Use didn’t mandate interoperability; and the last few years of health IT development might have gone differently if interoperability were required before the 21st Century Cures Act mandated it and made data blocking illegal, but we are now looking forward, not backward.
Of course, it seems crazy that the health IT incentives and Meaningful Use didn’t mandate interoperability; and the last few years of health IT development might have gone differently if interoperability were required before the 21st Century Cures Act mandated it and made data blocking illegal, but we are now looking forward, not backward.
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The University of Michigan has PCORI funding to do research engagement with teens with Type 1 diabetes, and Joyce and others are currently designing the curriculum to be used in upcoming courses with teens – training them to be research advisors. They’ll be programming their own data into arduinos and wearables. Comments Comments.
The University of Michigan has PCORI funding to do research engagement with teens with Type 1 diabetes, and Joyce and others are currently designing the curriculum to be used in upcoming courses with teens – training them to be research advisors. They’ll be programming their own data into arduinos and wearables. Comments Comments.
The University of Michigan has PCORI funding to do research engagement with teens with Type 1 diabetes, and Joyce and others are currently designing the curriculum to be used in upcoming courses with teens – training them to be research advisors. They’ll be programming their own data into arduinos and wearables.
The University of Michigan has PCORI funding to do research engagement with teens with Type 1 diabetes, and Joyce and others are currently designing the curriculum to be used in upcoming courses with teens – training them to be research advisors. They’ll be programming their own data into arduinos and wearables.
The University of Michigan has PCORI funding to do research engagement with teens with Type 1 diabetes, and Joyce and others are currently designing the curriculum to be used in upcoming courses with teens – training them to be research advisors. They’ll be programming their own data into arduinos and wearables.
The University of Michigan has PCORI funding to do research engagement with teens with Type 1 diabetes, and Joyce and others are currently designing the curriculum to be used in upcoming courses with teens – training them to be research advisors. They’ll be programming their own data into arduinos and wearables.
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