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Julia Adler-Milstein1, Ashish Jha
1Harvard Business School, Boston, USA. jadlermilstein@hbs.edu
Abstract:
Julia Adler-Milstein and Ashish Jha Regional health information organizations--RHIOs--are springing up in the United States to meet a vital need: to connect the nation's disparate patient-health information systems. If RHIOs can find a viable business model, they stand to improve the quality and decrease the cost of U.S. health care dramatically.
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