Monday, January 15 | Cause Connected, Thought Leadership, Legislative/Policy
People With Addiction Issues Should Be Able to Control Their Own Health Data
By Netsmart
In case you missed it, our own Executive Vice President Kevin Scalia and The Kennedy Forum Founder Patrick J. Kennedy were featured in The Hill over the weekend. Together, they collaborate on why it is important and fair to give individuals with a history of substance use equal control over their health information as those with other conditions.
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