Working Groups at The Sequoia Project Promote Data Exchange, Compliance, and Privacy
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Getting patient data to the proper person—including doctors and the patients themselves—is a many-layered task involving standards, privacy protections, consent, and usability. In our recent interview, Mariann Yeager, CEO at a major nonprofit in health interoperability, The Sequoia Project, describes the organization's continuing work and upcoming plans.
Check out our interview with Marianna Yeager from The Sequoia Project to learn more about the ways they're making health data sharing more trusted and compliant.
Learn more about The Sequoia Project: https://sequoiaproject.org/
Healthcare IT Community: https://www.healthcareittoday.com/
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