Q&A: Aetna CEO on mHealth

'Mobile is a powerful enabler'
By Eric Wicklund
December 04, 2012
07:21 AM

Some of the biggest issues … fragmentation; data sharing and interoperability across multiple experiences and stakeholders; plumbing to scale the connections between patients and providers; and the impending dialogue and decisions around FDA regulation of mHealth.

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