Interoperability is key to successful digital health, FIP says in new policy statement
The Hague • 21 September 2021Digital transformation of health care may allow for more inclusive, equitable and ethical use of healthcare resources, can improve health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs, and is often more environmentally friendly, the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) said in a new Statement of Policy released today.
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