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A SMART on FHIR prototype for genomic test ordering

Metke-Jimenez et al., 2019

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17861447175518202908
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Metke-Jimenez A
Harrap K
Conlan D
Gibson S
Pearson J
Hansen D
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Digital Health: Changing the Way Healthcare is Conceptualised and Delivered

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Queensland Genomics recently undertook a number of Clinical Demonstration Projects (CDPs) to demonstrate the benefits of genomics in clinical practice. Integration of this testing requires the health system to provide the infrastructure for the appropriate ordering of these …
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