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How AI can help manage risk for large patient populations
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How AI can help manage risk for large patient populations

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Jerry Shultz, president at Lightbeam Health Solutions, talks about how the company uses predictive analytics and AI to help payers and health systems determine patients' risk profiles and assign them to the most appropriate care path.

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