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Combating staff shortages: How digital technologies can improve testing and oncology unit workflows | Health IT

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Staff shortages are a major issue. It is currently the number one concern1 for hospital CEOs and by 2030, there will be a shortage of 15 million healthcare workers2. To alleviate challenges created by staff shortages, health systems are increasingly leveraging digital technology.

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The Washington Metropolitan Area Chapter(WMAC) of the National Association of Health Services Executives (NAHSE) was chartered in 1978 to educate and develop minority healthcare leaders while, in conjunction with the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), promoting C-Suite diversity for Healthcare Organizations throughout Northern Virginia, Southern Maryland, and the District of Columbia. The Washington Metropolitan Area Chapter (WMAC) was one of the first two chapters founded by the Association, since its inception.

Combating staff shortages: How digital technologies can improve testing and oncology unit workflows | Health IT

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