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Information architects: data by design.

G B Moore·B E Reynolds·D A Rey
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HMOs and other network-based health plans are harnessing the power of information--building integrated data infrastructures to meet the needs of members, caregivers, and employers.

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G B Moore, B E Reynolds, D A Rey. Information architects: data by design.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10166474/

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