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Healthcare must meet tech-savvy consumers' changing needs

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Dr. Geeta Nayyar, MDI Health's executive clinical advisor, talks about how healthcare organizations should embrace transparency to keep patients connected and informed, and to avoid losing them to retail clinics and other nontraditional providers.

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