Alliance, 2011 - Google Patents
Getting to meaningful use and beyond: How smart card technology can support meaningful use of electronic health recordsAlliance, 2011
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- Alliance S
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- White Paper,(Online)
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Healthcare is at a pivotal point in its evolution–one that has been faced by many other industries which have made the painful transition from a paper to a digital infrastructure. The speed at which healthcare is moving toward electronic medical records has been …
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