[HTML][HTML] Health information exchange through a device-to-device protocol supporting lossless encoding and decoding
Despite the availability of secure electronic data transfers, most medical information is still
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …
Health Information Exchange through a Device-to-Device Protocol supporting Lossless Encoding and Decoding.
A Kiourtis, A Mavrogiorgou, D Kyriazis - Journal of Biomedical …, 2022 - europepmc.org
Despite the availability of secure electronic data transfers, most medical information is still
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …
Health information exchange through a Device-to-Device protocol supporting lossless encoding and decoding
A Kiourtis, A Mavrogiorgou, D Kyriazis - 2022 - dl.acm.org
Despite the availability of secure electronic data transfers, most medical information is still
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …
Health information exchange through a Device-to-Device protocol supporting lossless encoding and decoding
A Kiourtis, A Mavrogiorgou… - Journal of biomedical …, 2022 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Despite the availability of secure electronic data transfers, most medical information is still
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …
stored on paper, and it is usually shared by mail, fax or the patients themselves. Today's …