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Characterizing the Health Information Technology Workforce

29 May

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  • Characterizing the Health Information Technology Workforce - An analysis of the HIMSS Analytics Database about the FTE currently deployed and recommended nationally for HIT. The issue of MD's in HIT (e.g. number present and needed) is still unknown. From OHSU's Informatics Team.

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