Center for Technology Innovation scholar Niam Yaraghi recently joined Don Lee and Shahid Shah on the #hcbizshow to discuss the future of healthcare and health information technology (IT) under the Trump administration and the Republican controlled Congress. The three panelists discussed a number of topics from Obamacare repeal to sharing medical data between doctors. Overall, they agreed that immediate disruption of the healthcare industry is unlikely, and whatever changes that occur will emerge over a long period of time.
Read Niam Yaraghi’s recent post “The future of health information technology in a Trump presidency” and watch video of the #hcbizshow below.
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Health IT unlikely to see immediate changes in Trump administration
December 6, 2016