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The next step for health IT

Long before the Obama administration received more than $19 billion from Congress for health technology, agencies had big plans in place. The next six months in...

Federal News Network Staff
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Long before the Obama administration received more than $19 billion from Congress for health technology, agencies had big plans in place.

The next six months in many ways is the make or break time for health IT.

Federal News Radio’s Jason Miller tells us why.

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