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The Technological Evolution Of US Healthcare

March 06, 2016

Parks Associates believes that new health reforms from the GOP would incorporate many elements of Obamacare, but the political mess could delay implementation of new care models and disrupt the pace of population health management programs' technology adoption, including that for wearables.

From the article "The Technological Evolution Of US Healthcare" by by Harry Wang.

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The Technological Evolution Of US Healthcare

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