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David J Brailer

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Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 22, 2005
Interoperability: the key to the future health care systemDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|March 11, 2009
Presidential leadership and health information technologyDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|February 17, 2007
Health information technology is a vehicle, not a destination: a conversation with David J. Brailer. Interview by Arnold MilsteinDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|August 3, 2007
From Santa Barbara to Washington: a person's and a nation's journey toward portable health informationDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 29, 2004
Translating ideals for health information technology into practiceDavid J Brailer
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Health Affairs (Project Hope)|January 22, 2005
Interoperability: the key to the future health care systemDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|March 11, 2009
Presidential leadership and health information technologyDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|February 17, 2007
Health information technology is a vehicle, not a destination: a conversation with David J. Brailer. Interview by Arnold MilsteinDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|August 3, 2007
From Santa Barbara to Washington: a person's and a nation's journey toward portable health informationDavid J Brailer
Health Affairs (Project Hope)|September 29, 2004
Translating ideals for health information technology into practiceDavid J Brailer
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