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EMRAM Stage 6 associated with improved operational efficiency and an increase in capacity
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EMRAM Stage 6 associated with improved operational efficiency and an increase in capacity

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Nicholas Bunger, data engineer at Balgrist University Hospital, explains how reaching EMRAM Stage 6 improved operational efficiency and delivered an increase in capacity, which was helped by the staff's appetite to embrace change and innovation.

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