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Encouraging clinical collaboration with a secure, user-friendly messaging app
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Encouraging clinical collaboration with a secure, user-friendly messaging app

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Jack Clough, chief growth officer at Celo, talks about the company's HIPAA-compliant clinical messaging app, which allows care teams to share information easily without compromising patient privacy.

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