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Too often, healthcare leaders are caught by the idea of the bright, shiny object of innovation, without thinking through to the application. The industry today may be in the immature arc of the adoption curve, where the ability to create technology is outpacing the ability of providers to effectively deploy them. Leaders need to ask: Do the people using a new tool or executing an innovative idea find it helpful or burdensome?
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