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Moving from reactive to proactive use of technology to solve healthcare's problems
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Moving from reactive to proactive use of technology to solve healthcare's problems

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MobiHealthNews Editor Jonah Comstock speaks with Tina Joros, general manager of the open business unit at Allscripts, about "creating a new mentality of innovation" to improve workflows and enhance patient engagement.

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WISeR model is an attempt by CMS to reduce spending in Medicare

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