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Digital solutions need human empathy to work

High-quality data and empathy are key to developing successful digital solutions and improving citizen-centered care, according to Sammeli Liikkanen, director of digital medicine at Orion Corporation.
By HIMSS TV
February 15, 2022
06:00 AM

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