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In this Talking HealthTech episode, Peter Birch talks to Greg Miner and Guy Tsafnat from Evidentli about making healthcare data more useful. They discuss the technical aspects of data federation versus data aggregation and why these approaches are important. They also touch on how data federation is impacting HealthTech globally.

Key Points:

• Evidentli uses AI to convert disorganised clinical data into a format that\'s easier to analyse, doing it faster than traditional methods.
• Handling raw healthcare data usually takes a long time; Evidentli can speed up this process considerably.
• They\'ve developed a way to handle disorganised data, like clinicians\' notes, more efficiently.
• Evidentli\'s automated systems can be adapted for each customer, which enhances data accuracy.

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