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Electronic health records (EHRs) are invaluable tools for managing patient records and capturing and operationalizing clinical and financial data. However, most EHRs fall short on the promise of improved interoperability and ability to extract insights from the vast amounts of healthcare data. To capitalize on their EHR investments, more and more hospital systems are employing advanced analytics to turn data into meaningful information that can guide their business decisions and put them on the path to financial viability. Coupling analytics with an EHR can help:
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