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Health system executives look to AI to implement fundamental changes

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Kevin Kinsella

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A survey of executives finds that healthcare systems must fundamentally transform over the next five years to thrive.

More than 90% of executives believe their health systems must undergo “fundamental change” over the next five years to overcome persistent challenges and succeed in an ever-evolving environment, according to a survey of more than 150 US health system executives.

The fifth annual Health System Digital Transformation Survey, which was conducted by

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