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Recapping HIMSS24 Day 3's patient data-focused sessions
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Recapping HIMSS24 Day 3's patient data-focused sessions

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HIMSS publications executive editors Jessica Hagen, Mike Miliard and Susan Morse discuss HIMSS24 Day 3 sessions, including the EU's new AI regs, hospital-at-home's future and a planned community that gathers and analyzes residents' health data.

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