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The Evolving Forces in Healthcare: Mandi Bishop Interviews Deanne Kasim

There is a lot of evolution happening in healthcare in a number of areas, including policy, technology, and the market, explained Deanne Kasim, founding partner of Santesys Solutions.

There is a lot of evolution happening in healthcare in a number of areas, including policy, technology, and the market, explained Deanne Kasim, founding partner of Santesys Solutions. During her interview with Mandi Bishop, MA, founder and CEO of Lifely Insights, Kasim discusses how to continue forward with industry trends regardless of who is in charge of the government; new partnership opportunities to address the whole patient as value-based care continues to evolve; the landscape of innovation for delivery; and more.

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