Highlights from the IOM/HHS Community Health Data Initiative Forum
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Highlights from the June 2, 2010 forum in which the Community Health Data Initiative was promoted and the Health 2.0 Challenge was announced. Highlights include mashups, mobile, geographic, decision support and much more.
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