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Highlights from the 2024 DirectTrust Annual Conference: Championing Trustworthy Data Access, Innovation, and a Transparent, Patient-Centered Healthcare Ecosystem GalleryHighlights from the 2024 DirectTrust Annual Conference: Championing Trustworthy Data Access, Innovation, and a Transparent, Patient-Centered Healthcare Ecosystem
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Highlights from the 2024 DirectTrust Annual Conference: Championing Trustworthy Data Access, Innovation, and a Transparent, Patient-Centered Healthcare Ecosystem
By Jordan Rowe Barrett, Tom Testa Last week, 150 change [...]
Interop Hero Shelley Mannino: Leveraging Community Resources to Support Youth Mental Health Services
It takes a village to raise a child, and [...]
Welcoming Eric Mears – A Q&A with DirectTrust’s New Senior Director of Development and Infrastructure
Earlier this year, we were thrilled to welcome Eric [...]
Interop Hero Jay Nakashima: Bringing Public Health into the Data Exchange Ecosystem
Over the past six years, Jay Nakashima has led eHealth [...]
Same, Same, But Different: ViVE and HIMSS 2024 Recap
My kids love to read the book “Same, Same, [...]
Interop Hero Jocelyn Keegan: Industry Reaching the Tipping Point on Adoption
After pausing her full-time career in financial technology to start [...]
Welcoming Susan Clark: A Profile on DirectTrust’s New Senior Director of Program Development
We’re excited to sit down and learn more about [...]
An Interview with Interop Hero UPMC: Interoperable Processes Cut Homecare Referral Time by 90% GalleryAn Interview with Interop Hero UPMC: Interoperable Processes Cut Homecare Referral Time by 90%
Direct Secure Messaging, Interop Hero, Interoperability, Long-Term Post-Acute Care, Use Cases, Value of Interoperability
An Interview with Interop Hero UPMC: Interoperable Processes Cut Homecare Referral Time by 90%
“There has to be an easier way.” Most [...]
