CTO Spotlight Episode 1: Frederick Holston

By Bernie Monegain
December 18, 2012
04:26 PM

Bernie Monegain, editor of Healthcare IT News,  discusses Intermountain Healthcare's mobile apps and the future of mobile health with chief technology officer Frederick Holston at the 2012 mHealth Summit.

 

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