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Expect smaller, more frequent PCHA-led tech gatherings in 2020
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Expect smaller, more frequent PCHA-led tech gatherings in 2020

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HIMSS' Kerry Amato and the Personal Connected Health Alliance's Robert Havasy explain why next year the pair will be prioritizing smaller, more curated events rather than the annual Connected Health Conference.

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