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How digital therapeutics could help CIOs and clinical leaders slash waiting lists and improve care

How digital therapeutics could help CIOs and clinical leaders slash waiting lists and improve care
NHS waiting times are at record levels and industrial action is putting the system under further pressure. Whilst technology is part of the solution, we must resist the temptation to view it as the only answer.
The US healthcare narrative is about "patient outcomes" and personalized medicine, supported by permissioned data. But the data on the state of rural hospitals tells a very different story. Unless we reckon with this, healthcare transformation is off the table.
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