Data Governance Key In Maximizing Value Of Electronic Health Information
Executive Summary
As of 5 April, 2021, health care providers, health IT developers and health information exchanges in the US face penalties for blocking the free exchange of electronic health information, including patient requests for health records. But strong data governance policies are needed to make health information serve patient needs, according to a Prix Galien panel of experts.
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