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(Sponsored) Data sharing enables cross-border cancer care for European patient 'Alex'
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(Sponsored) Data sharing enables cross-border cancer care for European patient 'Alex'

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HIMSS25 Europe's Interoperability Showcase demonstrates how 'patient Alex' receives his cancer care across borders requiring data sharing collaborations across multiple solutions.

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