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March 28, 2011

HIT Press Club AJMC - Dr. Deneen Vojta

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Deneen Vojta, MD

Dr. Deneen Vojta, UnitedHealthcare, discusses her paper and answers questions at the Healthcare Innovations and HIT Q&A Session at the National Press Club.

Dr. Deneen Vojta, Senior Vice President of Innovations at UnitedHealthcare, discusses her paper, "Health Information Technology and Health System Redesign: The Quality Chasm Revisited." She also answers questions at the Healthcare Innovations and HIT Q&A Session at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.

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