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Finding value in mHealth 2.0

mHealth may be valuable in treating chronic diseases, but standards, governance and integration still need work, says Robert Istepanian of the Institute of Global Innovation at the UK's Imperial College.
By HIMSS TV
January 18, 2019
05:26 pm
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