Lauren Forni
Lauren Forni is the Director of Clinical Solutions for Kit Check, the leader in automated and intelligent medication management solutions. Lauren has 8 years of pharmacy management experience, most recently serving as the Assistant Director of Pharmacy Services at Brigham and Women’s Faulkner Hospital. She is passionate about modernizing health systems through innovation and technology solutions to empower clinicians and improve patient care. Lauren has expertise in improving strategic, operational, and financial performance within a health system and has extensive knowledge of pharmacy supply chain, pharmacy operations, informatics and information systems, 340B, and drug diversion.
/eClinical Solutions Market Report with Key Vendors, Driver, Challenges & Trends, Vendor Landscape Analysis & Forecast 2021 to 2026
eClinical Solutions Market Report with Key Vendors, Driver, Challenges & Trends, Vendor Landscape Analysis & Forecast 2021 to 2026
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“Intel Market Report presents a comprehensive report on the ‘eClinical Solutions Market’ comprising all the key factors impacting the industry and the overall growth. They include the industry drivers, opportunities, challenges, prevailing trends, and restraints that help the business owners, marketing personnel, and stakeholders, and customers to plan effective strategies and achieve their short-term goals smoothly. The report involves extensive study of the historical data with detailed statistics to help the readers determine future scope of the eClinical Solutions market with respect to key opportunities. The updated report crucially inspects all the aspects in terms of production and consumpt
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Welcome to Evolent Health s earnings conference call for the quarter ended March 31, 2021. As a reminder, this conference call is being recorded. Your host for the call today is Mr. Seth Blackley, chief executive officer of Evolent Health.
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Wolters Kluwer N.V.: Wolters Kluwer First-Quarter 2021 Trading Update
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2021 Developments
First quarter revenues declined 2% in reporting currency, due to the depreciation of the U.S. dollar compared to a year ago. Excluding the impact of currency movements, first quarter revenues increased 4%. The impact of 2020 acquisitions on revenues and adjusted operating profit was nearly offset by the impact of last year s divestments. Organic growth was 4%, slightly better than expected across all four divisions. Recurring revenues (81% of revenues), which include subscriptions and other repeating revenue streams, grew 3% organically (1Q 2020: 5%). Non-recurring revenues (19% of revenues) increased 7% organically (1Q 2020: decline of
2021 Developments
First quarter revenues declined 2% in reporting currency, due to the depreciation of the U.S. dollar compared to a year ago. Excluding the impact of currency movements, first quarter revenues increased 4%. The impact of 2020 acquisitions on revenues and adjusted operating profit was nearly offset by the impact of last year s divestments. Organic growth was 4%, slightly better than expected across all four divisions. Recurring revenues (81% of revenues), which include subscriptions and other repeating revenue streams, grew 3% organically (1Q 2020: 5%). Non-recurring revenues (19% of revenues) increased 7% organically (1Q 2020: decline of 2%), buoyed by a 24% organic increase in printed books (timing of orders) and a 24% organic increase in Financial Services transactional revenues (reflecting volumes related to the 2021 U.S. Paycheck Protection Program