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Traditional CRMs lack healthcare-specific APIs, which don't have native data integration capabilities and need third-party tools and a system integrator for custom integrations.

The World Health Organization has labeled AMR, or antimicrobial resistance, as one of the three greatest threats to human health. Antimicrobial-resistant organisms have been responsible for an increasing percentage of infections originating in hospitals and have resulted in a widespread impact on patient outcomes. Despite the threat of AMR, inappropriate antibiotic use persists.

Today’s youth understand the role SDoH plays in their health outcomes. More than 80% of the factors that influence health outcomes occur outside the walls of hospitals and clinics, according to the National Academy of Medicine.

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Today, data is at the center of healthcare. Providers, payers, and healthcare organizations are increasingly concerned about how to efficiently store large amounts of data and use it to extract value for members. Payers seeking to meet business goals and improve health outcomes for their members should consider investing in cloud technology as the healthcare industry continues to move toward value-based care. The cloud is the future of data storage and utilization, and selecting the right technology is the key to achieving optimal results. Data usage can be optimized with cloud-based solutions for data analytics, member engagement, and provider network management, enabling payers to improve plan performance. CXOs at these organizations must realize the true value addition of cloud technology.