Managed Healthcare Executive February 2, 2019
Donna Marbury

Experts agree that forecasting the future of healthcare technology isn’t difficult—machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud technologies that apply to clinical, workplace, and financial processes will have better and richer incorporation into the industry.

For example, investing in AI over the next five years could cost, on average, more than $30 million per organization, according to a survey of 500 healthcare executives by OptumIQ published in November 2018. However, 38% of employers and 20% of health plans believe they would see a return on that investment in four years or less. Ultimately,...

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