Patient Safety: Bill Clinton urges healthcare stakeholders not to leave patients "sicker and broke"
January 15, 2013 by Arezu Sarvestani
Former president Bill Clinton urges the medical device industry to eliminate unnecessary patient injuries by working together and sharing data.
Former President Bill Clinton addressed an audience of healthcare industry stakeholders last night, asking them to help leave the system better than they found it through coordinated efforts to leverage technology and expertise in the interest of patient health.
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