Partnerships between different stakeholders in the healthcare industry are crucial for driving healthcare transformation. Stakeholders can include diverse groups – not just payors, governments and providers, but also pharma companies, academic centers and private practices. But by working together, these stakeholders can address challenges such as treating complex diseases, reducing costs, and increasing efficiency, all while improving patient outcomes. If you can figure out how to work together, everybody comes at it from a unique angle, each stakeholder uses different tools…collaboration is something that is unique. It doesn’t happen often where you have all these different players all trying to work together, with one common agenda that ultimately benefits the patients.” https://lnkd.in/eKQ-424e
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