CEO discusses problems with push for health IT adoption
Date: Jul 02, 2010Ray Campbell, CEO of the Massachusetts Health Data Consortium, warns that health IT adoption alone is not enough to improve quality of care.
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Ray Campbell, CEO of the Massachusetts Health Data Consortium, warns that health IT adoption alone is not enough to improve quality of care.
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