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2018•European Journal for Biomedical InformaticsOpen access

How Do You Know When You Have Interoperability?

W. Ed Hammond

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The recognition of the effective use of the information is an important addition, although no detail is provided about how to do that.

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The recognition of the effective use of the information is an important addition, although no detail is provided about how to do that.

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The recognition of the effective use of the information is an important addition, although no detail is provided about how to do that.

Key concepts: Interoperability, Computer science, Need to know, Internet privacy, World Wide Web, Computer security

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