Interoperability Advice for the New Administration


December 2, 2008 | John Halamka gives interoperability advice for the new administration. He believes that standards, security, and architecture are no longer the limiting factors in health care administration. What’s missing, he says, is clinical summary exchange that ensures care coordination among providers of care and patients. Halamka Blog

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