Infographic: Recent IT hiring numbers

HIMSS first workforce survey offers a look at hiring trends
By Healthcare IT News
October 02, 2013
11:22 AM

The recently released HIMSS Workforce Survey came with an infographic showing growth in hiring among healthcare provider organizations even as outsourcing continues to rise.

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