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E-Health and Health Information Technology: Barriers and Success Factors
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Dr. Rachelle Kaye
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The value of healthcare information technology has never been more important. Identified as a key component of healthcare transformation to reduce costs and improve quality, deriving maximal value from considerable healthcare information technology investment in both the local office and hospital setting, as well as the national or societal context, remains difficult. Is the benefit worth the investment? Barriers include IT as a cost center rather than a strategic enabler.
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