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Strategic planning in healthcare needs to be rooted in agility and flexibility
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Strategic planning in healthcare needs to be rooted in agility and flexibility

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Zayna Khayat, health futurist and University of Toronto adjunct professor, argues that to meet expanding global healthcare needs, leaders must design digital-first, asset-light systems, which would enable more flexible and adaptive care delivery.

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