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    • Review of current healthcare policy trends.
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    • Expert consultation with hospital governance leaders.

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    • Identification of key strategic areas for board focus during the transition.
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    • Highlighting the importance of adaptive leadership and stakeholder engagement.

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    • Proactive engagement by hospital boards is crucial for navigating the complexities of value-based healthcare.
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