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The research report constitutes an in-depth study of the global CDSS market, including a thorough analysis of revenues generated from the use of CDSS in professional healthcare settings.
Based on the product launches, approvals, and ongoing strategic collaborations, as well as business expansions, the market size and potential for the forecast period of 2021-2030 have been estimated.
The clinical decision support systems of the future are expected to be developed to leverage data to make observations which are not interpretable by humans. Healthcare IT systems in the future are expected to leverage cutting-edge technology as an enabler to make clinical care more streamlined and accurate.
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this so everybody has health insurance coverage. the result is more choice, more competition, real health care security, and one question people ask, how s it possible to do all this and keep costs down. well, part of what we did was build into the law all sorts of measures to assure that the growth of health care costs would start slowing down, and it has. see, under the old system, doctors and hospitals, they were rewarded not for the quality of care but for the quantity of care. they would get paid for the number of procedures they did instead of whether they were working or not. now there are penalties for hospitals with high readmission rates and last year, surprisingly enough, for the first time ever, hospital readmission rates for medicare patients actually fell.