Healthcare IT News August 15, 2018
Tom Sullivan

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Before the Blue Button Developer Conference on Monday, I stepped inside the U.S. Digital Service for something of a pre-party. USDS hosted this mix of people in full suits rubbing elbows with tattooed technologists wearing t-shirts.

In the packed room, USDS Deputy Administrator Edward Hartwig climbed onto a couch to deliver congratulations to the team that worked with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on the API-first Blue Button 2.0.

“We’re on the cutting edge of what digital medicine is going to be in this country,” Hartwig said.

Here’s a look at what happened at USDS and...

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