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5/29/2020 | 2:15:51 PM
What about the consumer perspective?
You'd think that the citizen/consumer would want more assurance of compliance in these times of great and rapid change. For example, more medical data may be heading towards the hands of multiple areas of governmental authority, and those of employers, and it's essential this data is processed and managed compliantly.   
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5/28/2020 | 10:14:19 AM
thanks
thanks for shering 

 

 


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