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Early Planning Leads to IT Integration Success

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Mergers and Acquisitions

Early Planning Leads to IT Integration Success

Many healthcare organizations don’t plan for IT integration early enough in the merger or acquisition process, which can lead to unrealistic timelines, security gaps and clinician burnout. To ensure success, health IT leaders need to be involved in integration discussions early and through every step of the process.

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Mergers and Acquisitions

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Merging or acquiring a healthcare organization requires intricate planning and technological acumen. Experts can help organizations create a smart IT integration strategy with the right solutions to ensure a smooth transition.

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Streamline the M&A IT Integration Process

Follow these steps throughout each phase of a merger or acquisition to achieve IT integration success.

 

 

 

 

Determine how technology can help the healthcare organization best care for patients while preparing for the future.

CONSIDER HEALTH IT TRANSFORMATION>>

 

 

 

 

Conduct in-depth health IT audits to gain a deep understanding of the technologies, policies and services deployed at both organizations.

UNDERSTAND YOUR HEALTH IT ECOSYSTEM>>

 

 

Develop and implement a health IT integration strategy that maps the current technology state to the planned future state while mitigating staff burnout and ensuring continuity of care.

FINALIZE YOUR IT INTEGRATION STRATEGY>>

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