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It isn’t hard to notice how the highly competitive consumer industry nowadays leaves no stones unturned in its pursuit of attaining maximum customer satisfaction. I can’t help but draw an unlikely analogy between the consumer industry and the healthcare space. Although they would probably fit like chalk and cheese if we were ever to draw an actual comparison, but the one common thing that got me thinking was how differently they treat the receivers of their services, i.e., customers and patients respectively.

The digitization of healthcare has been an undeniable and a disruptive force in transforming healthcare. Still, the question remains. There is no doubt that more and more providers are integrating their data, but how can it be put to use? Integrating data is only half the solution, and powerful analytics to generate actionable insights makes up for the other half. However, not just an old EHR will do.

Join us at Booth #1210 – Wednesday through Saturday – for the latest business-focused strategic discussions in the nation’s healthcare. Meet our experts and learn how you can succeed in the modern era of care delivery.

Most of the patient problems that find their way into the health care system are appropriately resolved at the level of primary care. Being on the frontlines of health care, primary care physicians (PCPs) are considered to be the first point of contact for patients regarding their health. It is thus necessary that primary care of the patients is thorough and accurate.

Patients need primary care the most. It is that integral part of care which is getting inaccessible and unaffordable day by day as physicians are finding it hard to stay independent.

Remember the debates around the US healthcare system circa 2000?