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Healthcare interoperability matters because information cannot follow individuals around increasingly complex health and social care systems unless IT systems can communicate with each other.
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Healthcare interoperability matters because information cannot follow individuals around increasingly complex health and social care systems unless IT systems can communicate with each other.
A think-tank recently ranked its funding forecasts for the NHS from ‘tepid’ to ‘arctic.’ Sarah Bruce asks what that will mean for healthcare IT.
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