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Bioterrorism: Information Technology Strategy Could Strengthen Federal Agencies' Abilities to Respond to Public Health Emergencies

Overview The identification and implementation of health care data, communications, and security standards - which are necessary to support the compatibility and interoperability of agencies' various IT systems - remain incomplete across the health care sector. However, efforts in the federal government are under way to strengthen and increase the use of applicable standards throughout the nation's health information infrastructure.

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Publisher	Government Accountability Office	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2003
Format	White Papers
Topics	Security Management, Biometrics, Infrastructure Management

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