Navigating the LTC technology landscape:How SNFs are using HIT, POC tools
Billing Alert for Long-Term Care, July 1, 2015
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When it comes to technology, SNFs and their fellow postacute care (PAC) providers are rapidly approaching a crossroads: Find a way to overcome resource gaps to speed adoption efforts, or risk facing new compliance issues down the line as the use of innovative technologies to facilitate data sharing, performance comparison, and patient-centered care across settings and sectors become staples in the modern provision of healthcare.
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