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Canada gains $189 million/year in economic productivity, which would have been lost taking time off work for medica… https://t.co/rjYk4DTJ9d
17 February 2016
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When patients enter the health care system, it’s becoming more common to collect “know me” information, such as their likes and dislikes, worries and concerns, and living conditions. The opportunity to electronically capture this information helps providers treat the “whole person” and contributes to better care. Find out more in this new research paper.
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