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How is data sharing different between CHIN models and the Mayo Clinic? Evaluate the risks and benefits of a Community Health Information Network (CHIN).

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Data sharing is different between the CHIN models and the Mayo Clinic, due to the different methodologies that these organizations use in order to disseminate and or share crucial health care information. The Mayo Clinic will be using a method that facilitates the use of the Dartmouth Institute, as the central processing unit for the sharing of information between the Mayo Clinic ...

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