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To fix a disconnected health-care system, Ontario must tackle interoperability head on

When health-care providers and patients have access to complete information, including an integrated care plan, then we can realize the full potential of a streamlined, coordinated health-care system. But first, Ontario must tackle interoperability of health information head on.

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BY CHRIS HOBSON
March 18, 2019

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