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Hospital’s interoperability harms 15-month-old with brain cancer (February 2018)

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Matt Darling was worried when his 15-month-old daughter, Jem Darling, began to show signs of brain cancer. When his worst fears were confirmed, Matt took on the role of an advocate for his daughter. While in the hospital, Matt witnessed firsthand the harm that is caused by a fragmented information environment in hospitals, spurring his development of the world's first safety critical clinical workflow engine.

In this short film, produced by The Patient Safety Movement (Australian based), Matt tells his story. 

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Hospital’s interoperability harms 15-month-old with brain cancer (February 2018) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY37B4dFrss

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