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Eddie J. Brito is director, Project Portfolio Management Office, for

. Brito has over 25 years’ experience in leadership and management with specialization in program/portfolio management. He is an advocate for EHR transformations and has sat on several boards promoting changes to the market, such as OSEHRA.

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