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The CEO and the future of technology. Panel discussion
Hospitals & Health Networks
|November 13, 2004
Abstract:
CEOs play a pivotal role in driving the selection and implementation of clinical and information technology within their organizations. Lack of standardization is viewed as the biggest obstacle to clinical transformation.
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