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VIDEO: What is the future of healthcare?

Patient engagement and mobile health seen as major drivers
By Eric Bailey
April 27, 2015
09:17 AM

Attendees of the HX360 inaugural event at HIMSS15 offer perspectives on what the future of healthcare has in store for patients and providers. From patient engagement to mobility to clinical decision support, the industry seems to be heading toward a more connected experience for all.

 

What do you believe the future of healthcare will bring?

 

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Mobile, Clinical, Decision Support, Patient Engagement

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