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Medication infrastructure development in Germany

The electronic health card has become a synonym for the digital transformation of the German healthcare system. It envisions nothing less than a nationwide infrastructure for a growing number of applications that would replace existing communication processes by secure, digital pathways. Yet, despite governmental backing and funding, first applications have yet to materialize.

Stefan Schellhammer | Stefan Klein

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