Where the patient and technology meet.
From the back office to the operating room, technology is transforming hospitals, making them more efficient and able to deliver leading-edge care. But one area remains stubbornly low tech: the nonclinical, routine interactions with patients. From registration to food service, some pioneering hospitals are now using IT to improve the patient experience.
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