JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A panel of executives representing public-sector health, health care providers, health care information technology, and health plans will address the value of collaboration and the challenges inherent to interoperability, especially as both topics pertain to health information networks.

With so much happening in health information technology today – especially at the federal level – this executive panel is uniquely qualified to discuss timely, in-progress examples of work being done to reduce the cost of health care administration and improve delivery for patients through collaborative solutions.

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