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While at the HIMSS annual conference this year I spoke with many healthcare technology company leaders. I spoke with Gerard, Gregg and Jean as part of my ongoing series of fireside chats with healthcareinnovation leaders – Harlow on Healthcare , on HealthcareNOW Radio.
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While at the HIMSS annual conference this year I spoke with many healthcare technology company leaders. I spoke with Gerard, Gregg and Jean as part of my ongoing series of fireside chats with healthcareinnovation leaders – Harlow on Healthcare , on HealthcareNOW Radio. The Harlow Group LLC.
While at the HIMSS annual conference this year I spoke with many healthcare technology company leaders. I spoke with Gerard, Gregg and Jean as part of my ongoing series of fireside chats with healthcareinnovation leaders – Harlow on Healthcare , on HealthcareNOW Radio. You should follow me on Twitter: @healthblawg.
While at the HIMSS annual conference this year I spoke with many healthcare technology company leaders. I spoke with Gerard, Gregg and Jean as part of my ongoing series of fireside chats with healthcareinnovation leaders – Harlow on Healthcare , on HealthcareNOW Radio.
While at the HIMSS annual conference this year I spoke with many healthcare technology company leaders. I spoke with Gerard, Gregg and Jean as part of my ongoing series of fireside chats with healthcareinnovation leaders – Harlow on Healthcare , on HealthcareNOW Radio.
While at the HIMSS annual conference this year I spoke with many healthcare technology company leaders. I spoke with Gerard, Gregg and Jean as part of my ongoing series of fireside chats with healthcareinnovation leaders – Harlow on Healthcare , on HealthcareNOW Radio.
While at the HIMSS annual conference this year I spoke with many healthcare technology company leaders. I spoke with Gerard, Gregg and Jean as part of my ongoing series of fireside chats with healthcareinnovation leaders – Harlow on Healthcare , on HealthcareNOW Radio.
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This perspective reinforces a key theme of healthcareinnovation and health IT improvement: the technical problems are often easier to solve than the cultural and political problems. Everything doesn’t need to be on the same platform but everything needs to interoperate, communicate, share data.
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Michael sees the persisting lack of interoperability as something that harms the patient, harms the provider, and raises cost. Aprima belongs to CommonWell, has done some FHIR development, and Michael would like to see Congress condition Medicare reimbursement on real interoperability. Inovalon has been around for about 20 years.
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