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(Sponsored) What Indonesia can learn from Singapore's EMR implementation
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(Sponsored) What Indonesia can learn from Singapore's EMR implementation

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It is all about understanding the workflow and keeping the clinicians in mind, says Andy Tan, Healthcare Solution Lead at T-Systems Singapore.

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