On the recordMarch 21, 2017
I think skepticism is appropriate. I don't know any other way to interpret history than to say that this has taken way too long, and there have been many false starts along the way.
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congress.govI think skepticism is appropriate. I don't know any other way to interpret history than to say that this has taken way too long, and there have been many false starts along the way.
Shulkin acknowledges the prolonged issues with electronic medical records integration.
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