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The Biden Administration’s plan for health technology
A conversation with ONC director Micky Tripathi, on this week's Medical Economics Pulse.
Health technology, from EHRs to telehealth, has a major role in physician’s day to day work, and can make running a medical practice either easier or more difficult.
Our new president, Joseph Biden, has some plans for Health IT in the next four years. So we asked the man put in charge of these efforts what’s in store.
Senior Editor Jeff Bendix sat down with Micky Tripathi, Ph.D., M.P.P., Biden’s appointee as National Coordinator for Heath IT, to discuss the future of health technology and what it means for physicians
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