Is bigger always better?
Carl-Erich Kruse
July 3, 2020
You’ve read some of our coverage regarding consolidation of health care delivery systems. It started locally, but has grown nationally. A recent piece in the
You’ve read some of our coverage regarding consolidation of health care delivery systems. It started locally, but has grown nationally. A recent piece in the
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Readers of this blog understand how technology is reshaping the ways in which medicine is delivered in our society. I also wrote an article for
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This pandemic is providing routes for machine learning (artificial intelligence) to expand its presence in emergency medicine, radiology, and critical care. You may have read
