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Six Ways Adaptive IT Systems Are Driving Healthcare Transformation

August 27, 2018

New realities in healthcare are forcing health plan CEOs and IT executives to face the loaded question, “Are we ready for transformation?” Figuring out how to approach the question alone can be a daunting task. Grueling regulations and rising costs are only part of the escalating demands on the industry. Today, all healthcare stakeholders are exploring alternative ways of doing things. Value-based payments, telemedicine, and retail health clinics are, by no means, considered fleeting trends. They’re making a monumental impact worldwide.

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Six Ways Adaptive IT Systems Are Driving Healthcare Transformation