A couple weeks ago, we revisited the topic of the Integrated Delivery Network (IDN) and how this model is once again gaining momentum in the healthcare industry. In a recent webinar by Healthcare Research & Analytics, this topic was explored more thoroughly; the presentation is now available online.
A couple weeks ago, we revisited the topic of the Integrated Delivery Network (IDN) and how this model is once again gaining momentum in the healthcare industry. In a recent webinar by Healthcare Research & Analytics, this topic was explored more thoroughly; the presentation is now available online.
Integration. Coordination of care. Reform. How will these key market changes impact your business, and, perhaps more importantly, the healthcare industry as a whole?
The following webinar was presented by Healthcare Research & Analytics and discusses this topic at length. In particular, viewers will learn:
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