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As a result, I had the opportunity to attend the Cleveland Clinic PatientExperience Summit in May, the Case Management Society of America in June and the Cleveland Clinic Innovation Summit in October. In June, I had the opportunity to speak at the Northern Ohio HIMSS conference on the Value of Patient Engagement.
patient portals) to mobile applications (mhealth) and now to voice and conversational assistants. There are many use cases which help patients and providers in different settings. In hospital, the doctor asks to see the patient’s latest lab results.
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