3 Ways Physicians Can Transform Patient Communication
In patient care, communication is key. Learn three ways that physicians can transform patient communication using clinical communication and patient engagement solutions.
Author
Chris Lowder
Senior Solution Architect at TigerConnect – Chris Lowder is a Senior Solution Architect at TigerConnect. He has more than 18 years of healthcare experience defining and articulating clinical solutions, workflows, and integrations. As a Solution Architect, Chris excels at unlocking the true business value of healthcare technology tools for health systems of all sizes. Before joining TigerConnect, Chris successfully implemented strategic initiatives at Caris Life Sciences, IBM, and McKesson.
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