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Governance gaps hinder global healthcare digitization
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Governance gaps hinder global healthcare digitization

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Despite rapid technological advances, poor governance and insufficient strategies are stalling global healthcare's digital transformation, says Dr Derya Şahin, OECD AI in Healthcare Expert Group member.

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