Websites

1. The Office for the National Coordinator for Health IT
2. AHRQ: Learning Health Systems
3. WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health
4. Global Initiative on Digital Health
5. HIMSS
6. International Medical Informatics Association

YouTube Videos

From the Health Informatics Forum YouTube channel.

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