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New York's Paterson, other governors ask Obama for help with healthcare IT
Source: Healthcare IT News
December 30, 2008
By Bernie Monegain, Editor
New York - Healthcare IT projects are near the top of New York Gov. David Paterson's "ready-to-go" plan, outlined Monday in a letter to President-elect Barack Obama, in which he called for national investment in state economies.
Paterson joins other governors from across the country who are asking the federal government for direct aid to states and funding of critical infrastructure projects.
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New York - Healthcare IT projects are near the top of New York Gov. David Paterson's "ready-to-go" plan, outlined Monday in a letter to President-elect Barack Obama, in which he called for national investment in state economies.
Paterson joins other governors from across the country who are asking the federal government for direct aid to states and funding of critical infrastructure projects.
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