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Health Info Network Reports Surge

Friday, Jan 31 2014

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eHealth Exchange, formerly the Nationwide Health Information Network, is reporting a record number of participants. So reports Healthcare IT News.

The eHealth Exchange represents a network of 41 participating organizations that exchange health information. The organizations include the Department of Defense, the Veterans Health Administration and the Social Security Administration.

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