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Achieving INFRAM Stage 7 is worth the hard work
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Achieving INFRAM Stage 7 is worth the hard work

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Dr. Farukh Usmani, medical director of digital technology services at Intermountain, describes what it took to be the first-ever organization to attain Stage 7 validation of the newly modernized HIMSS Infrastructure Adoption Model.

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