5 thoughts on navigating healthcare's future landscape

Cara Livernois | May 04, 2016 | Health Exec | Policy & Regulations

With more healthcare companies expanding and others combining to form technological powerhouses, the healthcare landscape is drastically changing. The question that healthcare leaders ask now becomes “how do we navigate through this unknown territory?”

“The reasons systems alter their strategic direction vary, but many do so to address challenges in their market,” writes Ayla Ellison of Becker’s Hospital Review. “From the physician shortage to ensuring a system has enough marketshare to stay competitive, there are a plethora of issues for healthcare leaders to consider.”

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