AI agents now log in to EHRs and payer portals on their own. Set these 13 rules first so a helpful bot doesn't become your next breach.
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13 Quotes that Defined Healthcare in 2017
Author(s)Gabriel Perna
Between the ACA, physician burnout, and MACRA, it was another eventful year in healthcare. Here are our favorite quotes from the past year.
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It was another eventful year in healthcare, with developments surrounding the Affordable Care Act, the emergence of the CMS Quality Payment Program (aka MACRA), the lingering physician burnout problem, and much more.Here are the quotes that defined the year in healthcare.Â
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