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Platform Shift: From EHRs to UDHPs (Unified Digital Health . . . This entry is Section 2 of part 3 of 3 in the series Platforming Healthcare — The Long View This essay is the next in the series entitled “Platforming Healthcare — the Long View” The series presents a 30-Year Framework for Platforming Healthcare An updated v2 0 of a graphic depicting this 30-Year Framework is shown above Today’s post is section 2 and will continue to describe and