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Recent Congressional hearings examined the emerging world of healthcare information technology and whether regulation will quell innovation in the sector. We spoke to Joe Smith, chief medical and science officer of the West Health Institute, about his testimony at the hearings, what it will take to get medical devices in hospitals to communicate with each other, and the barriers digital health technologies will need to overcome to transform healthcare.
March 23, 2013
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Will Regulation Dampen Digital Health Innovation
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