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1 Comment
Mikael Rinnetmaki
Related to what I mentioned about the benefits of including patients as active participants:
Having patients as active participants, healthcare organisations are able to target their resources in a meaningful way.
In cooperation with the patients, healthcare organizations can identify patients who are totally happy with taking care of themselves very independently, requiring less support and human resources. This leaves the valuable human resources to be used where they really matter.
This is of key importance when digitizing healthcare processes. And it will only work when patients and their care-givers are really involved.